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Nerdgasm ahoy.

i doubt it will do well.

Minute 1:33-1:34 is the gold farmers solution

Looks cool. I'm not familiar with the story.

Best. Graphic. Ever!

Frank's 300 translated well to film, and we have the same director directing. I think it stands a good chance of being a box office hit.

Oh, and the trailer is positively dope... scenes that are exact replicas of frames from the books. So yeah.

It looks pretty good to my girlfriend and myself; I think we'll go see it.

It looks pretty complicated. Wtf is it about?

It does look badass.

Hyfe, you make bank. Go to your local comic store or bookstore with graphic novels and buy it. I promise you that you will not regret the purchase and if you do I'll send you your loss via pay pal. I promise.

And on another note; something that irks me. Night Owl is depicted in the graphic as being a slightly past his prime, middle age man. He is not a hard body, yet in the scenes in the trailer he looks like a wanna-be batman and not the more 'realistic' character I connected with in the books.

That's probably my only problem with the trailer. Everyone looks a lot younger than they should be. Ozymandias looks fresh out of college, and Blake looks like he was just drafted. It's hard to get a read on Night Owl since his face is masked, but I am iffy on the costume; looks a bit too modern given how relatively silly he made it seem in the book.

Anyway, to anyone who hasn't read the book, i recommend waiting until you have seen the film.Books are always better and in this case I am sure that reading the book first will amp expectations and create unrealistic demands for what the movie will be.

This book sounds very strange.