Your thoughts on 'Justice' by Alex Ross and Jim Krueger (2005 - 2007)

[DrNewGod]

i just realized that the artwork might be near impossible to animate. same thing with kingdom come i guess.

but i sure would love to see the plot lines for those two on the small screen.

They key plot itself could be easily done by the same folks turning out the present content. I doubt you could do it properly in an hour tho. Doom's about as close as you could get to that.

[caj]

i would love to see this made into an animated movie.

Better yet, a twelve episode animated cartoon on tv.

[Buried Alien]

It was excellent stuff, and I do wish they would do something like it again one day.

Buried Alien (The Fastest Post Alive!)

[Rod G]

I imagine it's possible, but insanely labor intensive and it would end up being the most ambitious 2-D animation process ever done.

Animating this in CGI would seem like a better alternative.


Same with Kingdom Come.

[Lightning Rider]

Animating this in CGI would seem like a better alternative.


Same with Kingdom Come.

It would be easier, but I don't think it would look good at all. I don't generally like the use of CGI the way it's used in TV. Then again the Arkham cut scenes were CGI and looked good.

[liwanag]

It was excellent stuff, and I do wish they would do something like it again one day.

Buried Alien (The Fastest Post Alive!)

i'd love to see alex ross work on another dc project actually. preferably a sequel to justice.

[Timber Wolf-By-Night]

i'd love to see alex ross work on another dc project actually. preferably a sequel to justice.

Outside of covers, if that, has Ross done any work for DC on the interior of a book since the New 52? I do remember him making a statement that clearly indicated he didn't agree with it.

[caj]

Outside of covers, if that, has Ross done any work for DC on the interior of a book since the New 52? I do remember him making a statement that clearly indicated he didn't agree with it.

I doubt Ross would ever do the interiors on a book that didn't represent DC Comics from the 1970s unless it was something like a Kingdom Come. But who knows?

[Güicho]

i'd love to see alex ross work on another dc project actually. preferably a sequel to justice.

Justice can somewhat be taken as a prequel to Kingdom Come, as this was the world and heroes they had lost to a more dark cynical modern era that follwed it.

If there is a story to tell between them, it's somewhat hinted at in KC, the events and coming of new attitude and vision of "heroes" that people want as grim-dark cynical vigilantes. The sequel would be pretty much the coming of the world Superman walks away from at the start of KC.

[Rod G]

i'd love to see alex ross work on another dc project actually. preferably a sequel to justice.

A sequel to JUSTICE sounds like an exciting notion.

[DrNewGod]

A sequel to JUSTICE sounds like an exciting notion.

It would depend on the story. Justice was basically The Satellite League Starring in Challenge of the Superfriends. What's out there that would work as a springboard for a sequel?

[Güicho]

What's out there that would work as a springboard for a sequel?

...Justice.

Along with everything it refrances. Not sure why you need another external "springboard" for a spin-off of Justice.

[liwanag]

It would depend on the story. Justice was basically The Satellite League Starring in Challenge of the Superfriends. What's out there that would work as a springboard for a sequel?

well, instead of the legion of doom, the justice league could face an invading army of parademons and darkseid's elite from apokolips.

[Lightning Rider]

well, instead of the legion of doom, the justice league could face an invading army of parademons and darkseid's elite from apokolips.

Alex Ross's take on the New Gods could be epic.

[Bored at 3:00AM]

I don't think Alex Ross is leaving his exclusive Marvel contract anytime soon, and is still a little pissed at Didio for something. Not sure what. I remember Ross being a little miffed that Justice wasn't included in the All Star line (although, in retrospect, maybe he should be thankful for that)

However, if he were to come back to DC, I can see him creating a middle chapter bridging Justice and Kingdom Come about the encroaching darkness that would eventually drive Superman into retirement. That might be too depressing though.

I would love to see a big Alex Ross-driven JLA vs The New Gods story.