for themselves with their laxity on the contracts on the WATCHMEN film, say.

Right.

As I understood it, they didn't realise until after they'd made the film for, what, 200 million? That was ostensibly what they said it cost to make the film. When they'd made that film, they were then notified by 20th Century Fox that actually they had sold all the rights to make that film and distribute back when I was talking to Terry Gilliam back in the 1980s. And I understand that this led to a fairly punitive settlement between Warner Brothers and Fox whereby a ton of money had to be handed over in order for Warner Brothers to release their already very expensive film. So contractually, I'm not sure that the people at DCBest Short Film in 1995. He has also directed short films that premiered at international film festivals. He has written the graphic novels JLA: AGE OF WONDER for DC Comics, BLACKSHIRT for Moonstone Books and most recently, LA MUSE for Big Head Press. He also works as a story editor and consultant for animation, video games and feature films. He writes Look! It Moves! for Bleeding Cool.



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