I read through these way back in middle school. I remember them being awesome, but that could've been just because of the half-naked elf chicks.
There better be a ton of half-naked elf chicks in this movie for it to work.
From SHH:I've never read it, but one of my buddies in highschool was absolutely nuts for it. I think it's a serious drama though (as fantasy stories go, anyway), so who knows if Dodgeball Guy is the right fit.Elfquest is Coming to the Big Screen
Source: The Hollywood Reporter
July 9, 2008
Elfquest, the cult comic by Wendy and Richard Pini, is heading to the big screen courtesy of Warners Bros. and Rawson Thurber.
The Hollywood Reporter says Thurber (Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story) will write, direct and produce the feature, whose format is undetermined.
The original comic, which the Pinis initially self-published starting in 1978, followed a tribe of elves known as the Wolfriders in their attempts to survive and link with other dispersed elves on an Earth-like planet with two moons while on the lookout for tribes of humans and trolls, both of which acted as allies and enemies.
Heh, while googling up the art, I found that the creators have decided to put the whole thing online, free and legal.
I read through these way back in middle school. I remember them being awesome, but that could've been just because of the half-naked elf chicks.
There better be a ton of half-naked elf chicks in this movie for it to work.
kill me.
I can do all things through Christ, who strengthens me.
kill yourself, melf. But kill me first for knowing they are making a fucking movie.
I can do all things through Christ, who strengthens me.
Hollywood has really gone overboard with trying to farm comics for ideas.
I'd camp out for tickets if that were the name.
Seriously, I've always been interested in reading Elfquest but could never find all the issues. They would disappear from my local Walden Books almost instantly (not that they brought that many to begin with), and by the time a comic shop opened in my area, they were too expensive. I was also more occupied with the quarter comic bins anyway (ah, the '80s).
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