The new Spider-Woman motion comic by Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev is pretty slick. I know what you're thinking: isn't a motion comic a cartoon? Yes and now. Yes in the sense that the panels are animated (with "animated" defined as the panel moving). No in the sense that it really isn't a cartoon because it's not animated. Now that I've successfully defined animated in two completely different opposites, let's move on!
The motion comic is available on iTunes, but because of the thorny DRM issue is region coded. Meaning those fine Marvel fans outside of the US can't watch the comic. Until now. Because the comic's events are pretty pivotal to the events in the second one Marvel has made the motion comic available via video for a short time only. This is a great way to watch the comic without having to access iTunes.
The new Spider-Woman motion comic by Brian Michael Bendis and Alex Maleev is pretty slick. I know what you're thinking: isn't a motion comic a cartoon? Yes and now. Yes in the sense that the panels are animated (with "animated" defined as the panel moving). No in the sense that it really isn't a cartoon because it's not animated. Now that I've successfully defined animated in two completely different opposites, let's move on!
The motion comic is available on iTunes, but because of the thorny DRM issue is region coded. Meaning those fine Marvel fans outside of the US can't watch the comic. Until now. Because the comic's events are pretty pivotal to the events in the second one Marvel has made the motion comic available via video for a short time only. This is a great way to watch the comic without having to access iTunes.
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