Yes. Yes, I would. Although he'd have to actually have to have an incredible amount of active, creative input in the story, characters, and dialogue.
have you heard of his internet musical? with neil patrick harris as a psycho super villian?
yeah...this is the kind of guy i want making games.
yeah...this is the kind of guy i want making games.
I never watched Firefly, but I do own Serenity and it was pretty freakin' cool. I also heard his work on Astonishing X-Men was fantastic (I'm trying to find an omnibus of it... I hate individual comic books).
Count me in.
Count me in.
Anything he touches with his brand of comedy and creativity, is an automatic win for me. I think it would be great if he got a few of the actors from Firefly to voice a couple of outlandish superheroes in tights.
LoL, I can see it now. Baldwin voicing the renegade Punisher-like rip off character, while making off hand comments to reference Firefly and reveal his true identity of being Jane. Doubtful, but I can dream... as do most brown coats.
LoL, I can see it now. Baldwin voicing the renegade Punisher-like rip off character, while making off hand comments to reference Firefly and reveal his true identity of being Jane. Doubtful, but I can dream... as do most brown coats.
I guess I'm the odd one out. I really don't like Whedon's writing at all. The dialog always seems hokey, too many whedonisms ("he does not inspire the trust"), stock characters (ex. anyone from Firefly) and self-aware pop culture references (I won't give an example so I don't spoil anything for B-rad). BUT -- here's the important part -- he did make a pretty creative blending of genres for Firefly/Serenity and I think he could contribute a lot to something I would enjoy if he kept his damn hands off certain parts of it. It's not that I don't like the guy, I just never want him to write what characters will say ever again.

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