That is awesome, thanksBlueTsunami said:For those who want it, I made some sparse wallpapers using the above poster (resized it with Genuine Fractals in Photoshop so the quality doesn't look mushy)...
Widescreen: http://imgur.com/bHQKj.jpg
4:3: http://imgur.com/LCPpC.jpg
GhostRidah said:That is awesome, thanks
Love these, thanks! How 'bout some official versions, AMC? Eh? Eh?BlueTsunami said:For those who want it, I made some sparse wallpapers using the above poster (resized it with Genuine Fractals in Photoshop so the quality doesn't look mushy)...
Widescreen: http://imgur.com/bHQKj.jpg
4:3: http://imgur.com/LCPpC.jpg
Sorry for the late reply.andycapps said:Oh, that part is ridiculous. I'm curious if they'll do that part in the movies and how detailed they'll go. Parts of that just made me cringe. I remember reading a lot of really upset letters to Kirkman because of the subject matter and how ridiculously violent it was.
I thought theKingGondo said:Sorry for the late reply.
I'm into Book 5 now (not sure what issue that corresponds to), but to meThe fact that Kirkman was willing to kill offMichonne's torture of the Governor is fitting, and reflects her own disturbed personality as well. I wasn't prepared for the escape from the prison as well...was pretty shocking.Tyreese, Axel, Lori, and several others at once
It's absolutely gruesome, but needlessly so? I don't think so. The comic doesn't seem to relish the violence, and the subject matter necessitates that kind of violence at times. It's a terrifying subject matter, and showing the violence in broad daylight is one way to achieve a sense of horror.
BlueTsunami said:For those who want it, I made some sparse wallpapers using the above poster (resized it with Genuine Fractals in Photoshop so the quality doesn't look mushy)...
Widescreen: http://imgur.com/bHQKj.jpg
4:3: http://imgur.com/LCPpC.jpg
gdt5016 said:At first, I thought the Governor was a bit too cartooney, especially when the book had never had a character like that.
But I just came to know the he was insane, and appreciated all of the absolute mayhem he created .
When he shows up in the show, it will be awesome. Can't wait to see who they get to play him.
Besides,was an incredible intro for his real side. Can't not love him after that :lol .chopping off Rick's hand
That took balls on Kirkman's part. Lead men!need both their hands
He is cartoony. That's a problem I've noticed with The Walking Dead. Kirkman's human villains are caricatures. Everything else is awesome.gdt5016 said:At first, I thought the Governor was a bit too cartooney, especially when the book had never had a character like that.
But I just came to know the he was insane, and appreciated all of the absolute mayhem he created .
When he shows up in the show, it will be awesome. Can't wait to see who they get to play him.
Besides,was an incredible intro for his real side. Can't not love him after that :lol .chopping off Rick's hand
That took balls on Kirkman's part. Lead men!need both their hands
Rickard said:Is the compendium available in any stores?
Ordered, thanks. Not that I needed much more motivation.gdt5016 said:Absolutely. It's an incredible deal.
It collects the first 48 issues, so you won't have much to collect after that.
That's what I have, BTW. Well, and the trades that are after it.
BenjaminBirdie said:I saw it in Barnes and Nobles this weekend.
Decado said:I still get the imrpession that they are holding back in terms of showing impact blood/gore.
They are recycling a lof of footage from the comic-con, which was censored since it's a "familiy friendly event". The level of gore is fairly really high in some sections of that reel, including what it seems like a horsey tartareDecado said:I still get the imrpession that they are holding back in terms of showing impact blood/gore. Seems like every time it's going to happen the camera angle keeps it off screen. :/
Otherwise, it looks awesome.
Cornballer said:Seriously, the fan-made opening credits that I posted last night are awesome. Check them out.
Dear AMC,Cornballer said:Seriously, the fan-made opening credits that I linked last night are awesome. Check them out.
Yeah, it's cool, but I don't think it would be at all appropriate for the series.gdt5016 said:That is great, but I'm not sure if it fits AMC DRAMA. Still very cool, and intricate.
wenis said:I actually hope there isn't an "title sequence". Just "The Walking Dead" over the opening shot and that's all.
But what would that contribute to the show?Salazar said:I'd like a reference to the series' comic origins - a desire which that dude's mock-up would really, really satisfy. It would be badass, and gracious besides, to start the show with an evocation of comic books.
Dan said:But what would that contribute to the show?
I wonder how Bear McCreary feels; I know he's already written a theme .Cornballer said:Seriously, the fan-made opening credits that I linked last night are awesome. Check them out.
Seriously? If the credits and theme are well-done, it can totally enhance a show for me. Makes it a little more memorable.icarus-daedelus said:Nothing, but it's just a credits sequence - a useless overblown triviality at this point, if you ask me. Might as well make it cool and evocative of its source material.
A lot of credits sequences are pointless, but that doesn't mean they all are or have to be. A good one informs the audience about the tone and content of a show. That's what they should do, though many settle just for being cool. I'd point to Carnivàle as being a great example of one that provides a good look at what the show involves.icarus-daedelus said:Nothing, but it's just a credits sequence - a useless overblown triviality at this point, if you ask me. Might as well make it cool and evocative of its source material.