In an interview with
Wired, the writer was asked about how work is progressing on
We3; the story of three prototype "animal weapons," as they flee captivity. The group consists of a dog, a cat and a rabbit who were all kidnapped from a nearby city and encased in robotic armor. We3 meet and overcome numerous hazards on their flight to freedom, as they are pursued by the full might of the military, including other engineered animal weapons. The news on that movie however is not good.
"We3 is just stalled, as usual. People just keep asking, ‘What the tone? What’s the tone?’ Which is a shame. But I’ve got other stuff coming up that could change everything, and make people look again at those films. But you know how Hollywood is: There’s a bunch of irons in the fire, and we’re all waiting for some of them to catch."
When the critically acclaimed comic book writer was quizzed about the upcoming animated movie from DC,
All-Star Superman, which is also based on his and Frank Quitely's work, he said the following:
"I saw the movie and it’s one of my top three superhero movies ever. Only the superfans are going to complain, because the film has about 90 percent of my stuff in it. Much of it is actual dialogue taken from the book."
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All-Star Superman animated movie? Disappointed about
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