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The 10 Worst Comic Book Adaptations of All-Time
Posted by Kevin Carr (kevin@filmschoolrejects.com) on May 4, 2007
Every superhero has their nemesis, every positive has its negative and you can be sure that for every good comic book adaptation there is a bad one, too. Earlier this week we presented you with “The 10 Best Comic Book Adaptations of All-Time.” Now, on the day when fans will decide where Spider-Man 3 fits into the mix, we bring you “The 10 Worst Comic Book Adaptations of All-Time”…
10. “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen†(2003)
Poor Alan Moore. He’s the Philip K. Dick of comic books. Although he’s one of the greatest visionaries of the medium, the adaptations of his books are rarely done well. On paper, “The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen†had it all, including the awesome Sean Connery as the lead. However, it forgot to bring a good script along with it. LXG should have been renamed LBG for the “League of Boring Gentlemen.â€
9. “Daredevil†(2003)
Although I like Ben Affleck as an actor, I hated him in this film. “Daredevil†is a cool guy in the comics, but he was a mess on the silver screen. Directed too dark with godawful performances by Affleck and Jennifer Garner, “Daredevil†made me wish I was blind.
8. “Superman†sequels
No offense to Richard Donner, but the sequels “Superman III†and “Superman IV: The Quest for Peace†ruined the franchise. What studio genius thought Richard Pryor would be great for a Superman movie? Whose idea was it to give Christopher Reeve influence over the script of “Superman IV� And who thought that Marc McClure as Jimmy Olsen was the perfect cross-over character for “Supergirl�
7. “The Fantastic Four†(1994)
Schlock-maven Roger Corman was commissioned to make this film in order to retain the option on the Fantastic Four property. Shot on an ultra-low budget with special effects that make Spider-Man’s appearances on “The Electric Company†look high-tech, this film was a joke for everyone but the actors and the director.
6. “Howard the Duck†(1986)
It is rumored this film was presented to the Supreme Court as evidence that George Lucas is, in fact, not a great filmmaker. It is also rumored that Joel Schumacher got his idea of nipples on the batsuit from the scene featuring a duck with nipples. While few can remember the storyline, few forget that “Howard the Duck†was one of the biggest bombs of 1986.
5. “Josie and the Pussycats†(2001)
This film, along with “Superman Returns,†is scientific proof that Parker Posey is only capable of acting in indie films. Rachel Leigh Cook managed to look more doped up than Tara Reid in this movie, which is a feat in itself. Going for a grunge version of the Pussycats, this film had none of the bubble-gum pop flavor of the original comic or cartoons. It’s not even worthwhile as spank material.
4. “The Hulk†(2003)
Apparently Ang Lee was getting tired of the awards and praise he was getting for “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.†Why else would he make such a mess of “The Hulk� Eric Bana played a great Bruce Banner, but an anorexic Jennifer Connelly just phoned in her performance. Not even a drunken Nick Nolte could save the film. While the Hulk looked great, the script imploded by page two. Note to Hollywood: Mutant poodles do not make great monsters.
3. “Batman Forever†(1995)/â€Batman and Robin†(1998)
It’s true that 1989’s “Batman†was not Tim Burton’s best film, but at least it and “Batman Returns†were watchable. However, when Joel Schumacher took over the franchise, the least of the problems were nipples on the batsuit. Cluttered with too many characters and featuring some of the worst writing since the 1940s pulp comics, the last two Batman sequels proved that the drugs in the 90s were at least as good as those in the 80s.
2. “Captain America†(1990)
After starring in “Revenge of the Nerds,†Matt Salinger thought he’d make it big with the comic book adaptations of the 80s and 90s. Too bad he didn’t foresee this film rotting in a can before being released direct to video. Our patriotic hero is emasculated by the script and direction, and President Ronny Cox shows more spunk in the climax as he fights off the thugs while Captain America beats up the girl.
1. “Catwoman†(2004)
Anyone surprised that Pitof hasn’t directed anything since this cinematic turd? With the Batman series having such a checkered past, I guess the good folks at Warner Bros. decided to deliver a crushing blow to anything remotely fun from the DC books. Discarding the interesting character of Selena Kyle for a whiny desk jockey played by Halle Berry was the beginning of the end of this film. The only decent thing about this movie was that it showed Sharon Stone as her true self, a marble-faced mannequin doped up on Botox and other age-defying chemicals.
DISHONORABLE MENTION
“Batman†(1989), Prince? Vicki Vale in the Bat Cave? “Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moon light?†There was a lot to love about Tim Burton’s “Batman,†but too many things left us asking, “What the f@#%?â€
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69 Comments
May 4th, 2007 at 4:36 pm
Let me explain something to you Mr. Karr. George Lucas did not direct or write this movie. He helped his friends (the actual writers and directors) get the movie made (funding & distribution). Get your facts straight before you get on with your snarky internet cool routine.
May 4th, 2007 at 4:43 pm
I was anxiously waiting to see Spawn at #1… but you’re right Catwoman was terrible too.
May 4th, 2007 at 4:44 pm
Episode 1, 2, 3 and now the new Indiana Jones.
Lucas is a horrible fucking director.
May 4th, 2007 at 4:45 pm
Josie and the Pussycats is TOTALLY worthwhile as spank material.
May 4th, 2007 at 4:47 pm
How on Earth did Halle Berry take the SEX out of Catwoman?
May 4th, 2007 at 4:51 pm
Wow, did you get this list wrong buddy…
First off, take off League of Extraordinary Gents, Howard the Duck, Fantastic Four, Daredevil, and Josie and the Pussycats (NOT A COMIC BOOK MOVIE - but a movie adapted from a crappy cartoon)… there’s a TON much worse…
Put the ORIGINAL Fantastic Four movie… so crappy MARVEL stopped it.
Throw in the horrible Doctor Strange movie… yea… i’m dating myself here.
Now… Mix in Dark Horse’s Virus (omg, should be wiped from everyone’s mind)
Who could ever forget Nick Shield as played by America’s national acting treasure David Hasslehoff
and since you brought up josie who was a TV cartoon… let’s keep a tv cartoon to replace it… The love fest of Dolph Lungren & Frank Lengella in He-Man ! (a close tie with Dolph in The Punisher)
please… atleast the ones on your list like FF and LoEG had cool visuals to look at… there’s much worse at the bottom of the barrel than what you name.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:01 pm
First of all, League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is the worst comic adaptation of all time, second of all, I think I’m the only person in the world who actually liked Hulk. Burton’s Batman may not be entirely faithful, but when I was six years old, it was my entire world, so I’m very nostalgic towards it, but otherwise, this is a very solid list. I would have to say that Blade Trinity has to come in at number 11, though.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:01 pm
I never said that Lucas directed “Howard the Duck,” just that he’s responsible for it as a director. He also was responsible for “Willow,” which was directed by Ron Howard and a complete waste of celluloid.
Oh, and my name is spelled Carr, with a C. Another fact to get straight.
>:-)
May 4th, 2007 at 5:05 pm
Just to set the record straight about Fantastic Four, I was speaking of the 1994 adaptation, NOT the 2005 one. (I actually liked the 2005 movie a lot.)
Also, “Josie and the Pussycats” was a comic in the Archie series that began in the early 60s. The cartoon wasn’t made until the 70s.
But you’re right about FF - the 1994 version. It was embarrassing. And LXG is on the list becuase they tried so hard and failed so miserably.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:05 pm
Hulk and The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen were much much better then that awful Elektra or Daredevil. You’re list missed out on these two.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:05 pm
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What about Ninja Turtles 3?
and Punisher? that movie was awful…
I’m going to defend DareDevil though… yes it sucked hardcore at theaters, but how many of you have seen the director’s cut? its a much better sampling of DareDevil…
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May 4th, 2007 at 5:06 pm
…er… I meant to say Lucas was responsible as a producer.
I guess I was drunk responding, like being guilty of drunk dialing.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:07 pm
You’re right about the Daredevil director’s cut. I thought the theatrical cut was laughable, but I was impressed with the director’s cut. It really wasn’t that different, but I thought it worked a lot better.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:10 pm
This list Sux, Tim Burton´s Batman was pretty cool, and add xmen, punisher, spiderman to the mix.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:11 pm
Proper criticism of George Lucas or not, the prequels still sucked like the horrible vacuum of space.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:12 pm
Oh my goodness the comments section here is just precious! I can’t believe people are freaking out so much over the terrible, terrible movies!
I did like Howard the Duck though, but it was pretty awful. Thank goodness for beer.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:16 pm
if you’re talking about the 1994 FF then don’t show a screenshot of the 2005 FF.
i second the punisher movie being overlooked. it totally belongs on this list.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:20 pm
the phantom is not a good movie either.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:24 pm
LxG the movie was unfairly criticized because it wasn’t enough like the comic. But frankly the comic would have made a dull and crappy movie. The basic idea is great, Victorian pulp characters as superheroes, and that’s all wot got carried into the movie. Yeah sure, it would have been better with John Coltraine as Campion Bond and some wretched old hag as “M”, but you can’t have everything.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:31 pm
If you put any movie on here, you should have put Spiderman 3.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:32 pm
Batman and Robin is just about the worst movie ever made, maybe Mortal Kombat 2 beats it… nah, it’s the worst.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:35 pm
Richard Donner had nothing to do with Superman III & IV, so I doubt he’d be offended by your comments.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:36 pm
Mortal Kombat is a game……………….
May 4th, 2007 at 5:43 pm
You got it so wrong on The Hulk. Ang Lee’s film is the first truly great comic book adaption.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:47 pm
i hate you.
May 4th, 2007 at 5:56 pm
Richard Donner’s cut of Superman II is supposed to be vastly superior to the inferior version which is commonly available. It’s a long story well worth looking up on wikipedia.
May 4th, 2007 at 6:26 pm
I haven’t seen the Donner cut of SII, but I hear it’s really pretty decent.
My apologies to Donner were for if people thought I was lumping SII in with SIII and SIV. While I wasn’t a fan of SII’s theatrical cut, it was a hell of a lot better than the 2 that followed.
May 4th, 2007 at 6:31 pm
For the sake of not making the same mistakes in the future, we must never forget “Spawn.”
May 4th, 2007 at 6:32 pm
I saw Spiderman 3 and its way of tangent. It just carved a place for it up there.
May 4th, 2007 at 6:50 pm
a lot of people on here have no idea what they’re talking about. this post is ok with me.
josie and the pussycats IS a cartoon, but first it was an Archie comic book as stated above.
“Nick Shield”??
do you mean Nick Fury of S.H.I.E.L.D?
well that’s not a movie, that was a short-lived syndicated TV show about Nick Fury starring Hasselhoff.
as for other craptacular movies, i get pissed at any little inconsistency in a comic book adaptation.
Ghost Rider using a shotgun, and their being two Riders at once??? blasphemy
Juggernaut losing his powers when coming into contact with that kid who makes ppl lose powers in X-Men 3. Juggernaut is not a mutant!!
stuff like that usually ruins CB adaptations for me.
and BOTH punisher movies are horrendous, as is the hulk, and Spawn should definitely be on here.
May 4th, 2007 at 7:02 pm
I’m sick of comments that the batman sequels sucked. They lack realty, true.. they ar ebased on comic book characters. I myself have loved these movies since the beginning.. and strangely enough so do my kids. Putting them in the same list as Cat Woman, Daredevil, and Josie and the Pussycats does not do them justice.
May 4th, 2007 at 7:26 pm
i just saw spiderman 3 yesterday and i think its so bad, so so bad
May 4th, 2007 at 7:36 pm
“Re;FF (I actually liked the 2005 movie a lot.)”
WHY?
What’s to like about it?
Got a think for that no talent bimbo?
I saw nothing of worth in that movie, it was a total debasement of the FF, it was as bad as the 1994 version. Maybe worse, because it had more money behind it.
May 4th, 2007 at 8:09 pm
How in the hell did Ghost Rider not make that list?
May 4th, 2007 at 8:28 pm
What no Tank Girl?
May 4th, 2007 at 8:40 pm
Wot, no Van Helsing, no Conan, no Denis the Menace, no Stallone’s Judge Dread!!
May 4th, 2007 at 8:56 pm
Sin City… C’mon, the visuals were great, but what the…? My girlfriend fell asleep, for heaven’s sake! A troglodyte Bruce Willis who can’t say anything else than “silly old man” (but he said that a lot), whores with assault rifles, idiotic, braindead plot -what more does it take to make a completely unwatchable movie? Van Helsing? Ninja Turtles? Garfield? Hello?
(Judge Dredd was actually cute.)
May 4th, 2007 at 9:26 pm
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May 4th, 2007 at 9:46 pm
hell boy ftw
May 4th, 2007 at 11:10 pm
The Directors Cut of Dare Devil is quite good. If you watch both versions back to back, you will notice that the Directors Cut actually has a sub-plot that ties many of the events together that seemed so disjointed in the theater version. I bought it on DVD and watch it regularly. It is one of my favorite comic book movies. This is one of the best director’s cuts I have seen. I guess they considered using this for the theatrical release. Too bad they did not.
Elektra sucked so very hard. How did it not make the list?
Nick Shield was bad, but I think it was made for TV so maybe it does not count.
May 4th, 2007 at 11:48 pm
What about the Dolph Lundgren Punisher from 1989?
As for Daredevil, I felt that Ben Affleck wasn’t really playing Matt Murdock as much as he was playing Ben Affleck.
But that’s just me.
May 5th, 2007 at 2:28 am
It’s true, George Lucas didn’t direct Howard the Duck. He did help to finance it, since he owed his friends for saving his ass early on in his career when they wrote American Graffiti for him. Of course when HTD tanked at the box office, Lucas made damn sure that everyone knew that he was unhappy with it, and how he hated it from the get go, and how he disowned the film entirely. You know, because he’s a such a good pal. With friends like George Lucas, who needs friends, right?
May 5th, 2007 at 4:36 am
Obviously… “Constantine” was so bad y’ all erased it from your memory. ‘Nuff said.
May 5th, 2007 at 8:58 am
Dick Tracey anybody (it even included Madonna fcs!) and The Shadow, both made in the early nineties, visually they looked great but dull as the proverbial dishwater.
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May 5th, 2007 at 5:14 pm
May I propose a 2nd dishonorable mention: “300″, another comic adaptation. Some people forgot to read the Greek history books before writing the script.
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May 5th, 2007 at 7:39 pm
I translated it to spanish, great article!
May 6th, 2007 at 10:18 am
Some people are truly missing the point of this. Bad comic adaptations. Adaptations. It is not specifically saying these are all bad MOVIES, as some were actually very good. It is saying bad adaptations.
I ma very glad that the new Punisher, for instants, was not here. While it lacked the same story as the comic had proclaimed, it was a great movie/story in its on right. And I am a huge Punisher fan. Dolph blows balls!
As for 300 and its “historic” value, it is a comic story, not a history lesson, and it was made into one hell of a movie, period.
The new F4 movie, again, out on its on, made for some good viewing.
Catwomen; the fact that they would try so desperately to cast such an ugly chick in the lead roll because of her (then recent role) in Monsters ball, another crap hole, shows that the producer realized this movie would blow from the get go. Do you know anyone who actually watched it? I don’t.
Tim Burton’s Batman. It was good, no doubt. But far from the original comic.
Josie and the pussycats: who freaking cares, it was a sucky comic as well. I did not even know there was a movie, lol.
LXG; alright movie, at least they tried and it shows. People have to realize that there is only so much that can be put into film. Peter Jackson’s LOTRs was an epic work, but compared to the story as read from the books, his was crap. Those movies were great though, and I have never found anyone who would bash them.
As for Daredevil: Does anyone remember a marvel comics series named “What IF?” ? Well, one of these was called “What if, Punisher had killed Daredevil?” . Well, I do not know about you guys, but I wish someone had said “What if we not get Ben A to play this roll, and what if we stop shooting film, and what if we not make this crap and what if we not sell tickets to people to have to watch the crap we did not make. Guess they did not read that comic.
I guess the point here is this: alot of great Comics can spawn great movies, just maybe not great adaptations (Green Goblin outfit in SPidy 1, how lame).
Sucky comics can make even worse movies (Cough, cough, catwomen).
And Acid headed freaks, who do not read comics, can make a comic better by making a movie that the comic writers decide to follow (TB’s Batman).
And some comics, should NEVER become movies, no matter how much your 100 person fan base of 10 year olds begs (JOSIE AND DA PUTTY KATS).
AND WHAT I REALLY WANT TO KNOW IS WHY THE HELL NO BODY HAS MADE A SGT. ROCK MOVIE, THAT GUY WAS JUST BAD ASS.
May 6th, 2007 at 11:04 pm
My god, Josie and the Pussycats was good if you realise that it was just making fun of everything….. now where the hell is Steel on this list?
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May 8th, 2007 at 3:46 pm
Yea you missed lots of really bad movies, but their was a lot to chose from. Not that anyone else agrees, but I thought Ang Lee’s Hulk was really good, poodles and all.
Catwoman was not worse than the old Dr. Strange, howard the duck, Captain America; but it did suck. And what about Conan the Destroyer? As much as Conan the Barbarian deserves to be on your “best of” list, the Destroyer must be on your “worst” list.
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May 14th, 2007 at 2:47 am
Batman and Hulk were good movies. Daredevil isn’t as bad as everyone claims.
May 14th, 2007 at 4:17 am
you missed Ultraviolet ……… :-)
May 21st, 2007 at 9:24 am
Tricky to judge a list of this nature seeing as there hasn´t been a single comic book creation that has been successfully translated onto the big screen. They´ve always fallen waaaaay short of what we all read in the comics. True, some have been better than others. I have heard a lot of bullshit in the past about, for example, Tim Burton´s Batman and how great is was, dark and moody etc. But remember that this is way back when we didn´t exactly have a lot of comic book character movies to compare and contrast. Looking back, Batman was garbage and it just got worse. Absolutely nothing like the comic books. Recently, Christian Bale´s Batman got a little better but I did fall asleep during that one. Anyone remember the FIRST Spider-Man movie which emerged during the 70´s? Christ! I don´t even wanna talk about that.
Instead of going into detail about just how goddam awful the worst of these movies are, let me comment on what´s crap about the best of them. That way, the truly awful ones will drop out of sight altogether…..where they belong.
Ok, my favourite one to dispise is Ang Lee´s Hulk story. This guy (Ang Lee) had such an insightful view into telling the Hulk´s story that he decided that the CGI´d Hulk´s movements should be based on his own (1.5 feet, 25LB) frame….making the CGI Hulk look like it was filled with helium. Thus ensuring that the fortune they spent on all the painstaking detail of all the rest of the CGI effects were a complete waste of time.
Pure genius. Ang Lee gives the Incredible Hulk all the emotional depth of a Popeye cartoon. Begs the question, why was this guy given the job in the first place??????
Next….
Spider-Man 1, 2 and 3……..
Close Up film magazine says in a review of Spider-Man 3…..Maguire believes that Sam Raimi has pushed the super hero genre into territory once never imagined. “Relationships, characters, story and emotional impact are all given as much weight in the film as the stunning action sequences,†he says.
Maguire, clearly has been smoking crack.
To anyone with even an ounce of intelligence it is without a doubt the relationships, characters, story and emotional impact, which have all relentlessly been hung, drawn and quartered,….crucified,…..brutally sacrificed in favour of, hey!…CGI !!!
Next,
Daredevil. Ok, Daredevil is one of my fav comic book heroes and (to be honest) I do have a soft spot for this movie….but…..there were times when I wanted to cringe…. like when Matt Murdoch and Electra´s do that little dance with all the crappy gymnastics……..rrrrrrretch!!! Oh, and a word to any directors out there who think it´s ¨clever¨to make these movies seem (gulp) comic bookish by…..eg. showing it in ¨comic strip¨ form as in the Hulk,…………………..PUH-LEESE………..DON´T!!!! Spare us your ¨genius¨….k? Unfortunately Daredevil did at times venture in this territory by adopting a decidely comic bookishness that didn´t quite gel with the rest of it.
The lesson here is simple for all these genius directors…………drum roll please…………………. Comic books……..are……comic books, and movies are………….movies. Geddit numbskulls?!!
May 23rd, 2007 at 9:15 am
Ok.
Has anyone thought about Judge Dredd? You talk’n about 1 Freak’n Awsomely Bad and Boring movie…I personally vote Sly Stone Never to Play anybodies childhood Hero agian…I mean the man single handedly ruined my feelings toward Being The POLICE….
May 23rd, 2007 at 9:20 am
Lmao,,,The more I sit here, and read comments about spoofz in the comic book world.
Their pretty much all screw ups of what we imagined big named companies like Dream Works and Marvel would actually do with them.
Wow…and wit spend millions a year on the industry.
Sad when you can say Shrek is the Biggest thing Moving.
Literally.
I’m out.
May 23rd, 2007 at 9:33 am
no no what.
I’m sorry if this hurts anybodies feelings But
MY GOD!!! What about those damn X-Men? Can you say ” LAME”.
I mean I could have writen, Directed, Visual Effected, Edited, and Produced that Line up of Horror Flicks in my Back Yard. Jezzz I mean really.
I know some of you liked em.
Personally I thought The Incredibles did a better Job.LOL
May 25th, 2007 at 7:40 am
Yeah, Judge Dredd!! Who was the ¨genius¨ that cast Sly (dumbass) Stallone as Mega City One´s foremost law enforcement officer??? Hey!! Let´s put Stallone in that movie!! He´ll be grrrrreat!!! Ha ha ha!!!………..and Sly goes, ¨By jove I´ll do it! But do I have to wear that stooooopid helmet all the way through the movie?????…..Duh, how´re my fans gonna know it´s me??? Ha ha ha ha ha!!!…… The guy´s so goddam wussy that he tip toes around his private pool to make himself appear taller when he´s sans buster browns! Can you believe it?!!! Can you imagine what type of guys he has following him around in his personal ¨entourage¨??……¨Hi, I´m Mr. Stallone´s personal Johnson assistant. It´s my job to ensure that Mr. Stallone´s johnson is scented and powdered with lavender at all times.¨ Ha ha ha…. That guy just cracks me up!! Ha ha ha ha!! Rocky!!!! ha ha ha ha ha!!! ¨Uggghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh Duuughhhhhhhhhhh Guuuughhhhhhhhhhhh¨ ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!! Whenever I see that poster for the latest Rocky movie I always draw big Mickey Mouse ears on Sly´s wolly hatted head……It looks ace I swear, try it!!!! Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha!!!!!!! Judge Balboa!!!!! Ha ha ha ha ha!!!
May 28th, 2007 at 12:46 am
X-men 3 ’nuff said
May 29th, 2007 at 1:08 am
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May 30th, 2007 at 6:00 pm
#7 Fantastic Four, should thi seven techincally be on the list since it never actually made it out in the movies (and I’ve seen it. Ironically I think the way the characters and origin was handled in that movie was dead on, what failed it bascially was lack of budget for special effects. If that movie had the budget that the 2000s FF movies had, fans would be all over it).
Where’s Spawn? A crappy movie based on an even crappier character, and TMNT 3, that has got to be in your top 3.
June 15th, 2007 at 11:29 am
Nobody remembers the movie of From Hell? Almost surely it is the worst adaptation of a good comic ever made.
Movies like Catwoman, Captain America or Superman are simply bad adaptations of bad comics, while LXG and From Hell are a bad adaptation of good comics. It’s worthless to point out this badness since nothing good can come out from the pages.
June 16th, 2007 at 12:58 pm
Can’t take the list seriously if “The Punihser” didnt show up.
a comic book movie where they forgot to add in the hero’s cosutme, that fact alone should get in on any worst list.
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August 26th, 2007 at 2:54 pm
Some people my think I am crazy but casting Halley Barry for Storm really suck she just don’t fit the part just for me it lol throw the movie off
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