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Crusaders #357: Experiment in Evil!, The

Crusaders #357: Experiment in Evil!, The (2008) Movie Poster
USA  •    •  97m  •    •  Directed by: Robb Wolford.  •  Starring: Blake Arnold, Richard A. Becker, Ruth W. Block, John Butcovitch, Hal S. Cartrett, Scott Conner, Marty Davis, Fred Dekom, Roderick Emil, Ian Fagan, David Frank, Stephen G. Frye, Dorrie Grace.  •  Music by: Kent Karlsson.
A battered wife leaves her husband to become a super hero in this comic book come to life complete with panels , page turns and old fashioned novelty ads. Taking the identity of Furie, Connie Ferrantti joins a team of working class masked avengers called The Crusaders. It isn't long before she finds herself in conflict with their mysterious leader, The Ace of Spades. A one time hero of the golden age, The Ace of Spades is now walking a tightrope between good and evil. Can Furie save him from falling over the edge?

Review:

Image from: Crusaders #357: Experiment in Evil!, The (2008)
Image from: Crusaders #357: Experiment in Evil!, The (2008)
Image from: Crusaders #357: Experiment in Evil!, The (2008)
Image from: Crusaders #357: Experiment in Evil!, The (2008)
>Its a comic book that comes to life It's a lot like the old Batman and Robin TV series I loved the story line of good and evil I really loved how the violence is in pop and pow like the old Batman TV series, this way the kids can enjoy it as much as I did. It is something I would love to see more of. I think it would make a good TV series for todays families. What I did not like about it was each part not long enough I could not wait for the next part I need more I thing each part was to be a page in the book but I would like to see a part to be as much as 1/2 of a book or so. I just left me wanting more and I could not see any thing pass part 13, so I feel like I did not get the hole story will be waiting for more to come out.

Would love to see it go to the Movies or a TV series, as for the action the part with Ace when the is fighting with the cards that was not real enough the cards should have been able to cut his throat or something like that.


Review by Diana Bartlett [IMDB 19 February 2011] from the Internet Movie Database.