After more than 80 years since his first appearance in Detective Comics #27, Batman still has a few original stories to tell, which cannot be easy. Creators of new Batman films, whether in live action or in animation, are faced with a challenge to tell new stories that have not been repeatedly drawn from the same well in earlier releases. Give credit then to the producers of Batman: Soul of the Dragon, which features the Batman of the 1970s epitomized in the stylized comic book artwork of Neal Adams and Jim Aparo.[Review]
Timothy has worked background in theatrical features and television, just for the fun of it, in films directed by Peter Segal and Christopher Nolan. His favorite film star is Bugs Bunny, and Timothy has discovered that most of the problems in life can be solved successfully (strangely enough) by asking “What would Bugs Bunny do?” Timothy has been involved with the Home Theater Forum since 2007 and has reported from Comic Con, interviewed Bruce Campbell and Danny Trejo, and reviewed classic animation and new theatrical releases on disc.
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