Comics on Comics received the first interview with Wendy Pini after Warner Brothers announcement that it was making ElfQuest it into a movie. After 14 years in development ElfQuest is finally coming to the big screen.
At last, the complete video of the Elfquest panel at San Diego Comic-Con 2008. During this presentation the deal with Warner Bros. was announced. Wendy Pini, Richard Pini and Rawson Thurber hold forth, to the delight of all in attendance.
If you've never read or even heard of Elfquest before, this will give you an introduction to the world and the characters. It was great fun to put together. If you want to know more, www.elfquest.com awaits!
Just a little something for all the fans of Elfquest who have been with the elves from the start, and for everyone discovering the World of Two Moons for the first time. Enjoy!
A bit of fun with various animation turnarounds of several of the Elfquest characters. Don't miss the sly glances back and forth at the end! To learn more, visit www.elfquest.com. The music is from Robbie Robertson's album "Music for the Native Americans."
This is a bit ragged in spots, but what the heck. It was Wendy's first attempt with iMovie and it led to the "Elfquest - 30 Years of Pointed Ears" teaser. The percussive temp score is from "Akira."
This is an early attempt at animating a scene from Elfquest. Wendy chose the love scene in the Sun Village where Leetah and Cutter finally reconcile themselves to their Recognition. Enjoy! For more about EQ, visit www.elfquest.com
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