Subway, the motion comic re-review

I looked at it before, but I always wanted to go back to it again. Here is a re-review of the motion comic done for the Famous Fans.

Super Apes Beware!

Yeah, I know this is coming out of no where, but I did want to share it.

Subway / Justice League Famous Fans the Motion Comic

The time has now truly come. I have looked at all the copies of Famous Fans in the comic books and all that is left is the motion comic. Just to get this out of the way, what I did to get the images for this comic was I watched the comic and paused the video on each frame, mostly at the point right when the image changes. I screen captured it and cropped the images in Photoshop. But if you want to follow along, look at the end of this review for the link to the motion comic itself. But for now, turn off your brain and grab some avocado, it's time for Subway / Justice League Famous Fans the Motion Comic!

Subway / Justice League Famous Fans #4

Well, the time has finally come. It has been a good run but it is, at long last, the end of the Subway Famous Fans Ad comics. We had football players fight divers, basketballs stop apes, and Grundy falling into frozen water. Its been a good run. So, for the last time, turn off your brain and grab some avocado, it's time for Subway / Justice League Famous Fans #4.

Subway / Justice League Famous Fans #3

Well it is after Halloween. All the candy you got has been eaten, you have 3 new cavities, and a stomach ache. Well why not have something healthy now? Maybe something like a Subway Sandwich would hit the spot. Yep, it is that time of the week again. Time to look at the Subway ad comics. So turn off your brain, grab some Avocado, and lets take a look at this weeks Famous Fans.

Subway / Justice League Famous Fans #2

Hey everyone. It's Tuesday. Grab your Subway sandwich and get ready to turn off your brain, it's time to look at another Subway ad comic, Famous Fans.

Subway / Justice League Famous Fans #1

Mmmm. Subway Sandwiches. Good for you, good for your wallet, and good in comics? Well ok, that last one might be a stretch.

Back during the August event known as Flashpoint, Subway released 4 mini ad comics, all of them 6 pages in length and that does not include covers, in different books. These ad's had the title of 'Famous Fans'. They were simple and dumb, both in writing and art. Now these ad's were not that great as both marketing for Subway, and as Justice League titles, but they were what a comic book ad should be. If you ever read any of the hostess comic ads, you'd understand. You don't have to take my word for it. Because now you get to see my review of the Justice League / Subway comics.