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Originally Posted by Andrew NDB
I don't think Hellboy over at Dark Horse Comics was ever pulling Batman or X-Men sales, yet Guillmero Del Toro had a couple of hits under his belt, chose Hellboy as his next project, and nobody in Hollywood effed with him or tried to change his vision.
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Right around the time the first Hellboy movie was made, the comics were in pretty bad shape, the movie basically saved the Hellboy comics.
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Originally Posted by TristanHuwJones
If you don't have a cartoon running, and the comics are suddenly popular again, what do you think people are likely to look to for source material, especially if the comic manages/d to outlast the cartoon shows? I'm not saying it'll happen, but it's a possible scenario, and the only one (combined with yours Andrew) that's likely to get us a truly Mirage-esque movie.
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Or you can have a studio see the value and money making potential in such a movie, and now would be the best time with movies such as the Dark Knight and Iron Man doing huge business at the boxoffice, which right now is the most realistic way of obtaining a Mirage-esque movie.