There aren't a lot of people I would expect to be able to adapt DCC well, but Seth MacFarlane is one of them. I'm looking forward to it. Too bad it'll be a ~~Borant~~ Peacock exclusive.
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Yeah. Seth McFarlane is about as trustworthy as any producer gets.
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I think they should do it with a stylized animation, like Batman TAS or Ralph Bakshi
https://youtu.be/S5vOLSBI9So
I've only read the first book, but I'm guessing that it would require a Marvel movie budget per episode to do justice to the series.
It does get, uh... pretty fantastical. This shit is going to be wild to see on screen.
I'm all caught up and yeah idk how they're gonna do later books without big budget. I can't image this going well live action.
The set pieces alone... let alone the regular non-human characters, aliens, gods, and magic.
I was thinking the same thing after reading the first book. Live action just wouldn't work well. Should be animation imo.
If they don't get Jeff to do the voice of the AI I'm gonna riot
Right? I really hope they use Jeff Hays for this. He is the only voice I want to hear in this role.
He’s the only one I can accept hearing NEW ACHIEVEMENT, or creepy breathing from
The first trailer will drop and exactly 30 minutes later someone will upload an overdub with Jeff and IT WILL BE SO MUCH BETTER.
Holy shit! I'm literally relistening to the audiobooks right now in preparation for the new book next month! Imagine my surprise to see this here and more than 4 people excited about it!
Yost was heavily involved in Cowboy Bebop on Netflix. I believe he wrote it. I know it got a lot of hate, but I really liked it. I suspect if Netflix had marketed it to non-anime fans it would have done fairly well.
Fuck Peacock and hate exclusives.
Isn't that the guy who did the really unfunny Family Guy show...?
However, Caine later claimed: "I have never seen it [the film], but by all accounts it is terrible. However, I have seen the house that it built, and it is terrific!"
Oh nice! Ill def watch. Thanks.