The 6th Gun Returns to Santa Fe

[grrm]

THE SIXTH GUN is a exceedingly popular Fantasy Western series that's been burning up the comic shops the past few years.   Zombies and gunslingers, hard to beat that.  Given the popularity of the comic, no one was surprised when  NBC picked up the television rights to the series and filmed a one-hour pilot, shooting most of it on one of the many "

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[ext_2437620]

Since NBC turned down a series run, can another network take on this series (maybe HBO or Showtime for example)? Would they have to start over at square one or can they use the pilot as well?

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[grrm]

It does happen sometimes that a network will pick up a show developed for another, but it is exceedingly rare,

western fantasy

[driftersonline]

sounds like my cup of tea (whiskey) oops...fell out of character.

[harvey_rrit]

Dayum.

Have I mentioned you be cool?

You be cool.

[ext_381502]

This comic is awesome. I've been reading it from the first issue and it has been great the whole way. Just reached issue 40 and will end soon as a complete story. I would so love to be there for this event. Great work making this happen!

[thedragondemand]

In addition to being the top administrator for the Game of Thrones wikia, I am also the lead administrator for this above-average, cross genre comic and am very pleased to see this hitting the mainstream, if you will.

In regard to another niche "fanboy" (I hate that word) market, any possibility to host a Brony/Only event at the Cocteau? The brony fandom, New Mexico chapter, would pay the iron price for such a monumental venue.

[grrm]

Uh... I have no idea what Brony/Only is. Sorry. I suppose now they will revoke my nerd credentials.

[thedragondemand]

Naturally, a clarification of the point is in order, and I apologize for not being clear

Nero

[ext_2594083]

bronies,its the adult(mainly male)fan base of the cartoon "my little pony friendship is magic"