Bond as the Bad Guy?

Clint Hilinski

Can't wait for Skyfall. Please check out my comic the Bad Guy on Kickstarter it's Bond with a twist. http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1896786551/the-bad-guy?ref=category

chrisisall

Clint Hilinski wrote:

http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1896786551/the-bad-guy?ref=category

Okay, your own thread- cool. Maybe not quite the right place for it, but whatever. Gotta say, fun concept, but even more than that the art is EXCELLENT. Maybe a tad sexist, but I conjure it's not females you're targeting as your customers.
So far, it looks like I'd buy a copy.... possibly. -{

Agent007jamest

This is the third thread your advertising in 8-)
SPAM is better served with eggs or best not at all!

chrisisall

Agent007jamest wrote:

This is the third thread your advertising in 8-)
SPAM is better served with eggs or best not at all!

BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

Peppermill

Yeah it is really annoying...

Jimatay

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bZio278IKGI

Mr Beech

So imagine my disappointment when I found out what this thread was really about.

The title alone made me massively excited wondering about the villains. Wondering about what the sympathetic approach would be to one of Bond's more relatable villains. Perhaps the life story of Le Chiffre. Parallel Bond's Casino Royale in the latter parts, but lead up with a real development on the character. Because evil never really feels like evil to the bad guy himself, right? What if it took the approach that our protagonist was the ambitious Le Chiffre coming from his melancholy and struggles.

Reminds me of Grendel by John Gardner . What if we saw how the bad guy feels and got to know why one of them just didn't feel bad because of all they were doing? What if he isn't an amoral sociopath?