...comic book character Captain Justice is about to travel across the Forbidden Zone to the "real world".
He's determined to find out from his creator, Abner Bevis, why his recent adventures were thinly-disguised reworkings of earlier stories...
He's determined to find out from his creator, Abner Bevis, why his recent adventures were thinly-disguised reworkings of earlier stories...
Adapted from Dusty Kaye's screenplay by J M DeMatteis and illustrated by Steve Leialoha, Marvel's Captain Justice #1 (1988) took the 90-minute pilot episode and converted it into a two-issue mini-series.
Though Leialoha tried to differentiate the two-dimensional comic world from the three-dimensional real world with simplified linework and almost no solid black areas in the backgrounds for the comic dimension, the technological limitations of printing at that time minimalized his effectiveness!
(For example, using a coarser Lichetenstein-style dot screen for the colors in the comic book world would've enhanced the visual difference tremendously!)
Stan Lee contributed an introduction to the comic book which woud've been mirrored in the show itself.
But let's have The Man tell you what happened (Marvel Age #62 [1987])...
(For example, using a coarser Lichetenstein-style dot screen for the colors in the comic book world would've enhanced the visual difference tremendously!)
Stan Lee contributed an introduction to the comic book which woud've been mirrored in the show itself.
But let's have The Man tell you what happened (Marvel Age #62 [1987])...
Now, here's a promo for the show featuring both Captain Justice and Gumshoe as they adapt to life in the "real world"...
More to come next week!
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