Batman Black & White Motion Comics [video] Review

It's only when I start getting annoyed and bored by them.

from the review:

"if i'm out somwhere, you know, i'd like to see this" - holds up ipod

haha.. hopefully out somewhere, alone, otherwise your friends may become a little annoyed.

"If only I had an iPod or somethign that would play these...

I do know though for Verizon wireless they have Mad Love as an animated comic for the phone but...it's nothing special compared to the work of this production."

This seems pretty interesting.....I'll have to check one out.

If only I had an iPod or somethign that would play these...

I do know though for Verizon wireless they have Mad Love as an animated comic for the phone but...it's nothing special compared to the work of this production.

Do you perfer Fan-dub comics or these animated comics?

good point i think i will

Yeah there was more than one.  You could always check out the preview clips at iTunes.

You bring up a good point.  Perhaps as a niche type of thing, then I can live with it, it's just that this sort of thing isn't my bag, baby.... 

Remember I'm no spring chicken myself.  I don't see these as replacing comics, at least not anytime soon.  The fact that it was $4.95 and some comics cost that (Thor #600), this is a better deal in terms of content and time.  Even if Thor #600 was triple sized, I don't know if it'd take 45 minutes to read.  I thought it was a cool thing.  Nicely done.  Something different.  And maybe it will appeal more to non-traditional comic readers.  If it catches someone's eye while they're at iTunes and decide to actual start buying comics, all the better. 

Honestly, this is a hard sell for me.  Perhaps this is a reflection of my age and inflexibility regarding computers and technology, I don't know.  It more or less looks like a slow moving cartoon.  I still prefer the tactile comic book, one you can hold in your hand, and one where you can allow your imagination to interact with the words and pictures, much like you do when reading a book.  Perhaps as an amateur artist I am a bit defensive, but I like seeing the up-close artwork.  Yes, I know many comics have been digitialized with digital inking and coloring.   I'm not even fond of that in itself.   For $5.00, I can rent 1-2 DVDs, buy a comic book, buy a paperback book or magazine.  Maybe this will appeal to some but I don't know how  much marketability it has.  I know DC and Marvel have branched out with Digital Online Comics but I've not bothered with checking these out.  *sigh*  Maybe I am just getting old.....

There was also one on the Wanted blu-ray.  I was disappointed that it wasn't the full comic.