I'm curious how it will come out. They're bound to tweak things a little bit, which isn't always a problem. But I'd like to see them hew as closely to the character James Robinson created as possible. jimkaren@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote: > Cool! I hope it makes it, and that > they do it justice. I wonder if > they'll let the character smoke in this > day and age? > > > > > Yes, it's true, Jack Knight may > soon be a TV star. Read below. > > > > Starman On The TV > > Screen! > > Posted by: KryptonSite > > The Hollywood Reporter has > revealed that the ABC television network > > has given a script commitment to > Starman, which they describe as "a > > drama based on the comics that will > center on a 25-year-old former > > slacker who is forced to become a > superhero after his brother, the > > former Starman, is mysteriously > killed." > > Starman, which was popularized by > James Robinson and Tony Harris in > > the 1994-2001 comic, is the next > project to come from Tollin-Robbins > > Productions, the "brains" behind > Smallville and Birds of Prey. John > > Gatins ("Hardball") is writing the > script, and Tollin-Robbins' Joe > > Davola, Brian Robbins, and Mike > Tollin will be executive producing. > > While there was a movie and a > well-liked television series bearing > > the name, this is the first time a > live-action series has been made > > incorporating the character. > > > > Sounds cool! For those unaware, > the Smallville tv show (focusing on > > Superman as a young boy) has been > doing quite well for the WB (and is a > > very well done show). The Birds of > Prey show (focusing on the > > illegitimate daughter of Batman and > Catwoman, who has teamed up with the > > former Batgirl, now paralyzed and > called Oracle) has also been doing > > well, and I've heard good things > (although I have yet to see an > > episode). If the Starman show is as > good as those, it should be quite > > cool. > > > > > >