EJO planning a post finale graphic novel
Hope it is okay I post this here, I only do so, cause this relates to the DPP the other day by Bonita_Chica71, so I thought it was appropriate. If not, I'm sorry and you can delete it.
Just read an article that says Edward James Olmos wants to write a post finale graphic novel. Here's the article:
http://www.screenjunkies.com/tvnews/edward-james-olmos-planning-battlestar-galactica-graphic-novel
What do you think of this? Would you want to read such a thing, or are you wary of anyone picking at any old wounds?
I would like to know what happens to Lee. Almost anything would make his ending better. Would like to see father and son get together and share their sorrow at losing the love of their lives. Take some solace in knowing Lee found some kind of happiness on Earth 2.0.
However I would be worried how they handle the post poof story. What if EJO went with Katee's vision of what happened with Kara that she went off with Anders in the after life. I could do without that thank you.
EJO directed TAB that alone is enough to make me concerned. Though he did direct "Islanded in a Stream of Stars" which has one of my all time favorite pilot moments.
I'm truly torn on this. It's an interesting notion, but I would be very wary of reading it.
Just read an article that says Edward James Olmos wants to write a post finale graphic novel. Here's the article:
http://www.screenjunkies.com/tvnews/edward-james-olmos-planning-battlestar-galactica-graphic-novel
What do you think of this? Would you want to read such a thing, or are you wary of anyone picking at any old wounds?
I would like to know what happens to Lee. Almost anything would make his ending better. Would like to see father and son get together and share their sorrow at losing the love of their lives. Take some solace in knowing Lee found some kind of happiness on Earth 2.0.
However I would be worried how they handle the post poof story. What if EJO went with Katee's vision of what happened with Kara that she went off with Anders in the after life. I could do without that thank you.
EJO directed TAB that alone is enough to make me concerned. Though he did direct "Islanded in a Stream of Stars" which has one of my all time favorite pilot moments.
I'm truly torn on this. It's an interesting notion, but I would be very wary of reading it.