^ A bit harsh, but I kinda agree.
Like I said before, Miller wouldn't like other people "re-imagining" his work, and the same goes for most comic creators.
it's a little bit different between novel writers, because that leaves a lot up to your imagination, but comics are also a visual medium, so you know what there creators envisioned both ways. Which is also why they work so well for movies.. if you don't screw them up and go in a different direction.
obviously it's different for "collective" history comics like superman and batman, but for comics that had only one group of people that worked on them, I think that they should get the creators input on the movie, or not make it at all.
