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doronjosama- 08:30:18: RT @radiocomixinc: Steve Gallacci's Birthright has debuted on the Radio Comix Online site! http://www.radiocomix.com/birthright/
- 08:35:00: I'm really excited about Steve Gallacci's Birthright being available to an all new generation of fans. It's a classic, it ran in Critters!
- 10:46:08: That's a swerve I wasn't expecting, Marshall Law is getting reprinted by DC. *boggle*
- 12:09:28: Watching Fritz Lang's M on Netflix before bed may have been a bad idea. Such disturbing dreams, so very little sleep.
- 16:56:28: RT @mikesterling: Who just read Diamond's adult catalog solicitations over the phone for a customer? #thisguy
- 20:40:14: Hm, my plan to watch all the Criterion films on Netflix before they go to Hulu Plus has hit a snag- I can't control time and space.
- 20:41:48: Even if I did nothing but watch the films constantly instead of working, I'd still have to sleep sometime. There are too many films!
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Date: 2011-03-05 06:20 pm (UTC)I'll wager DC's reprinting Marshall Law is a precursor to a film release, considering there has been an attempt to produce one since the mid-90's.
The current market is ready for it, as hero films do well now, and the technology for the effects and props is far better now. Neither was true back then, and certainly no one was willing to fund such a risky proposal.