Why do they keep giving big projects to people who don't understand the source material and don't care?Probably thought the franchise was still for kids, geez. Too bad.
Stuffy corporate suit: "We've got to appeal to the masses rather than the nerds. The masses (who don't know and don't care about the source material) are where the real money's at."Why do they keep giving big projects to people who don't understand the source material and don't care?
Stuffy corporate suit: "Pshah! Only dweebs, losers, and children still read comic books these days. Comics are not high art."Understandable, I guess. But at the same time, do they have any idea how much money the Last Ronin comic has brought in.
Stuffy corporate suit: "Ha! The 1980s cartoon (which to my superiorily narrow-minded, limited brain is the one and only true version of TMNT that actually matters) says otherwise!"By now, people should know that TMNT is not, and never has been, completely a kids franchise.
You see, and as much as I've written in my life, I'm so glad I've never been published. As much as I'd love for something I created to be well known and embraced, I would die if I ever saw it get twisted by corporations into something it was never meant to be.
Unless you get your cut. Always specify your percentage in the contract.You see, and as much as I've written in my life, I'm so glad I've never been published. As much as I'd love for something I created to be well known and embraced, I would die if I ever saw it get twisted by corporations into something it was never meant to be.
You have to imagine with distance and fewer people who grew up with it in any sort of decision-making power that it would shift...
Maybe it'll just be a bit longer before kids who grew up with 2K3 are those people?
I mean, in terms of fans who grew up with the cartoons, they're probably the most likely.
Well, them or 2012, I guess.
But despite that label on the tin, 2K3 got dark.
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