How would you reboot -League of Extraordinary Gentlemen- ?

[basbash99]

Let Damon Lindelof do a limited series on HBO, in the vein of Watchmen. Either a straightforward adapatation of the original series or just the same world where the events of the series occurred.

[Gray Lensman]

Of course that's not really true.

He hasn't been favorable about producers lying and saying he's loved a script he hasn't. He didn't like being dragged into court over an adaptation that was adapted more or less in name only. But, we've seen his poetry adapted into paintings, his writing adapted into multimedia extravaganzas, with his support. He's given his blessing to adaptations by people who he trusted to be decent about it and do good work.

I am fairly certain that he'd never approve of anything that DC is connected to. That was a messy parting of ways.

[Arfguy]

Give the rights back to Alan Moore in paper form, so he can take it to his grave if he wanted to.

Jokes aside: I thought John Logan was doing that with Penny Dreadful? Less reliance on CGI, if it could be helped.

[Riv86672]

I’ve done a few LXG builds.
This one could be done in a faux documentary style.

[Gray Lensman]

I’ve done a few LXG builds.
This one could be done in a faux documentary style.

If you wanted a western (at the time) lawman, I'd go with Bass Reeves. You know a guy is intimidating when someone turns themselves in after merely having a dream that Reeves was the one after him. A career with 3000 or so arrests will do that. Although since he died in 1910, he might work better for a late 1800's group.

[Riv86672]

I went w. Earp because his heyday, like Quartermain’s, was several decades behind him by the time this tam would be assembled.
But Bass would’ve worked, too!

[Riv86672]

[80sbaby]

Like Penny Dreadful but with more action.

[LordLeviathan]

I wouldn't.

*Looks at the invivisible man, the harry potter stuff in vol3*(was alan moore channeling his envy at JKR?) tottally agree