V for Vendetta

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I'm not a comic book fan, but I liked Daredevil as well.

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I disliked it mainly because they made him too much of a vigilante.

 

Small spoiler: Daredevil would never have stalked a killer (or rapist?) who got off on a legal technicality, only to terrify him and stand by motionless as a subway ran him down.

 

I was amused by the fact that a woman was there with young children and had no qualms about the violence, but left as soon as it appeared DD and Elektra were going under the sheets.

 

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Used to.... how'd you let em go?

I've been after the first 20 or so for some years now.....hard to find & I probably wont be able to justify the cost if I do find the early ones.  They're worth heaps.

 

BM:TDKR would be awesome as a movie......difficult to get green lit though due to Batman & Superman both being needed(along with Green Arrow....my personal favourite).

 

**Daredevil movie is my guilty pleasure.....I don't know why exactly.....I just like it. **

 

OK....enough geeky nerdiness for 1 year...<spits on the floor>.....back to manly football.

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Um, I had two copies of #1. One of them was signed by Dave Sim - I was at a show in the early 80's and he signed it "To Tom, you lucky dog, these are rare".

 

I do not remember the exact price, but I sold them both at considerable profit. I was a "dealer" for several years.

 

I recently sold the "Wolveroach" parodies on eBay..

 

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Nerdiest. Thread. Ever.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Okay, so Picard vs. Kirk was prbably more nerdy but you get my point.

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Says the guy who has seen V for Vendetta on DVD six times.

 

Nerdiest.  Thread.  Ever.

Okay, so Picard vs. Kirk was prbably more nerdy but you get my point.

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Nerdiest.  Thread.  Ever.

Okay, so Picard vs. Kirk was prbably more nerdy but you get my point.

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