This is aimed at all you comic book and film buffs out there.
I was just wondering how both these media would have been affected
if the 1947 Orson Welles classic had never been released.
Might this had led to a decline in comic book sales and superhero type movies?
Even if it hadn't, some say that it was Welles's performance that
influenced how that character was portrayed subsequently in both
film and print.
Just imagine, if you will, the effects on popular culture for the past half
century if say, this film was nothing more than a few minutes of footage
cobbled together on youtube as an April Fool's joke.
I was just wondering how both these media would have been affected
if the 1947 Orson Welles classic had never been released.
Might this had led to a decline in comic book sales and superhero type movies?
Even if it hadn't, some say that it was Welles's performance that
influenced how that character was portrayed subsequently in both
film and print.
Just imagine, if you will, the effects on popular culture for the past half
century if say, this film was nothing more than a few minutes of footage
cobbled together on youtube as an April Fool's joke.