THE BIGGEST DIFFERENCE BETWEEN COMIC BOOKS AND MOVIES

Ever since I have become a blogger, I've often contemplated what's the biggest difference between the two forms of entertainment I write about: comic books and movies. Well, try and think about it for a moment or two. Whilst movies generally are a much more adventure driven form of entity, that's by in large fairly 'stand-alone' by nature. Comic books, on the other hand, are exactly the same thing; except they're a lot more episodic by default. Just like certain... 


internet shows I could mention.


Yeah. I'm not messing with your melon, man. Most films largely have a beginning, a middle, and an end, all rolled up into one. Where as comic books and internet shows are quite fractured, with the beginning, the middle, and the end, all scattered about willy-nilly all over the shop.

Granted, this isn't necessarily a 'bad thing' in retrospect. No. Of course it's not. In some way you can gauge more from an episode driven tale than those of the more self-contained variety. They're more encompassing. They're more engrossing. Plus they have a lot more character development and story in them too.

Here, check out this list for some idea on what the hell I'm gabbing on about.

[ Band Of Brothers]

[ Two & A Half Men ]

[ The Golden Girls ]

[ Starsky and Hutch ]

[ Happy Days ]

See, folks? Weren't those television shows of yesteryear a blast to once watch? Furthermore, now, thanks to those great chap and chap-ettes at blip.tv (click on the link above for more information), you can watch modern day great as well; all through the power of your very own internet connection.

So go ahead. What are you waiting for? The Spanish Inquisition? Click on. Log on. Share. Tweet. And Facebook. Before basking in the heavenly glory of: Animated Adventures, Video Games, Comedies, Comics, Drama, Do It Yourself Tutorials, Music Shows, Health & Fitness, Educational Pods, Celebrity Entertainment, Food and Drink, Fashion and Beauty, plus much-much more I can't be bothered to list here. Trust me. Once you've gone 'Blip', there's no going back. Correct? You red-hooded clowns?

Ha! Say no more.