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Bring us Batman: Mask of the Phantasm to NYCC in 2013!

Bring us Batman: Mask of the Phantasm to NYCC in 2013!

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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 10 months ago
Hello Nerd Nation!


Did you know that 2013 marks the 20th anniversary for Batman:Mask of the Phantasm?




Well, the story goes like this: in 1993 the wonderful creative talents that brought us Batman: The Animated Series gave us one helluva Batman movie but, despite the critical acclaim that the movie received it never hit it big in the theatres. Back in the day, Warner Bros. simply didn't know how to market such a film so unfortunately in came and went in a flash.


The Brotherhood of Evil Geeks is asking New York Comic Con for a huge favor and we need your help in a big way. We would love to see a panel at NYCC next October with all the big guns that made this movie and even more, we want NYCC to show the film on one night of the convention and give the creators the "premier" that they never received but whole-heartedly deserved to commemorate the 20th anniversary!


For more info, visit our site at http://thebrotherhoodofevilgeeks.com/2012/12/04/fatman-on-batman-the-dini-dossiers/


So whattada say gang....Can the Evil Geeks count on you to help the ol' Bat out? Ya know you want to!


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Updates

January 18, 2013

The reception to this proposal has confirmed how many fans still treasure the legacy of this film. I am currently coordinating with event organizers to determine the feasibility of a twentieth anniversary commemorative panel. Thank you for continuing to champion this cause as we demonstrate the enduring demand for this screening.

January 18, 2013

The momentum behind this initiative continues to grow at a remarkable pace. It is clear that the legacy of this film remains significant to a vast audience of fans. We remain dedicated to ensuring the creators receive the recognition they were denied two decades ago.

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Mike Navarro
13 years ago Featured

This movie is a masterpiece and definitely deserves a proper screening. Way better than half the stuff coming out now.

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Jason Wright
13 years ago Featured

The marketing for this back in 93 was a joke. time to fix that mistake.

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Sarah Kelly
13 years ago Featured

YES PLEASE. 20 years later and it still holds up better than almost any other batman film. bring it to nycc!!!!