I can’t wait to see which of these elimination contests are going to be on Bravo next season - Spacedog Entertainment’s or Platinum Studios’. Both contests start May First and purport to find the next best thing in comics by honing competitors’ ability to pitch their ideas. Lord knows plenty of good comics go unnoticed and an inordinate amount of poopy comics get more attention than they deserve all because of marketing.
Reading over the sites, it seems like competitors will promote just one comic book idea, but that seems too easy. I think they should refine their techniques by promoting other people’s books and then have the top two showcase their own projects in the finale.
Zuda Comics (a DC Comics online imprint that was pointed out to me today) recently finished a similar competition. Check out the winners!
However, given the amount of fluid I can squeeze out in a food-induced orgasm during a regular episode of Top Chef (and am I the only one who thinks that Andrew is just the most adorable Bronx speed-queen around?), I can only imagine what kind of load a comic book elimination challenge would produce.
Whichever one Bravo doesn’t embrace, I’m sure FOX will pick up in a cynical attempt to be as cool Bravo. My money is on Spacedog going the way of infamy. Maybe Dan Dido can host.
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— in response to The Sex Movie
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