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Over the last decade, comic book fans have had plenty of reasons to go to the cinema regularly as many of their favourite Marvel comic heroes have starred in their own big-budget Hollywood blockbusters. But as so often happens when a book or a comic is turned into a film, there are bound to be small and sometimes even large differences between the comic’s storyline and that of the film.
Have you ever wondered what would happen if Mary Shelly and Kenneth Grahame ever had a love-child, together? Huh? What do you mean 'No!'! I have. And so has my mate, David Elliot. You know. That rather mixed up creator who I spoke to only the other day, about his rather mixed up and spectacular comic book...
According to modern day consensus Jack the Ripper only killed five prostitutes, despite the official police reports stating he killed nine, not five, whilst some these unfortunate women were none so... coff-coff... 'unfortunate'... so to speak. Now for more information about Jack, please check out the following interview I did with my mate Tom Wescott, who wrote a book entitled...
Psssst!! Be very, very, quiet. Because if you're not, there's a distinct possibility you may inadvertently wake up one of those ninja's who starred in this 84-minute movie, made in 1978. No. Of course I'm not talking about Godfrey Ho, silly. He's the assassin that directed it. Obviously I'm talking about that other chap -- Dragon Lee.
While swinging from his toes and shooting from his hips. Roy Rogers battles foes with a song upon his lips. It's defiantly a lot easier than reading those movie scripts. Or otherwise he would be relegated to eating fish and chips. Nah! That doesn't make any sense, does it? So just sit back, relax, and watch the following 75 minute movie made in 1947. It was Directed by: William Witney; and Co-Starred: Dale Evans, Andy Devine, with John McGuire. 
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I say, old chap. Have you ever noticed that in days of old British people used to speak with a rather pious accent? Yes. I can assure you this fact is true, my friend. As I heard this in the following 71-minute movie made in 1937. It was Directed by: Thomas Bentley; and Starred: Arthur Wontner, Ian Fleming, Lyn Harding, with Lawrence Grossmith.
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According to the son of God, Jesus Christ, 'Let those of you who are without sin be the first to cast their stone'. But having said that, though, do you think he watched this 65 minute movie made in 1938? It was Directed by James Whale; and Starred: Madge Evans, John Boles, with Bruce Cabot.
Out of the following four people who do you think once said, 'I’m not a butcher. I’m not a Yid. Nor am I a foreign skipper. But I am your very own light-hearted friend. Yours truly, Jack the Ripper'. Would it be: (A) Mahatma Gandhi. (B) David Beckham. (C) Shirley Temple. Or (D) That fat bloke out of Eastenders who keeps on crying all of the bleeding time. Now if you want to know the answer to this poxy question, then you must be some sort of a bloody nutter. A nutter willing to check out the following interview about a club I'm dying to be apart of.
Et maintenant, si vous voulez découvrir un excellent comic indépendant qui va vous exploser les neurones, lisez l’interview de mon pote Eric, traducteur anglais-français et scénariste de BD!. Now if you want to know what any of that mean, please have a look at this...
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