Reading you squee over GB made me squee almost out loud at work, earlier today. Which is why I had to wait until after work to reply, hahaha.
My favourites are Egon, Ray and Janine. I ship Egon/Janine like a madwoman, though, and there was much squee over a scene in the videogame where they almost have a moment. (I'm surprised Ramis let that in because he didn't like that relationship, which is why she gets with Louis in the second film. Though that was many years ago, maybe he does like it more now?)
The script for Ghostbusters III is in its second draft, the writing of which is being overseen by Ramis and Aykroyd to ensure proper continuity. Three of the main fours (Ramis, Aykroyd and Hudson) are definitely ecstatic about reprising their roles. Murray's playing hard to get.
As far as the comics go, a few publishers have had the rights to the comic. The first comics were cartoon!verse, and relatively childish and ridiculous. Then other publishers got the rights and those tend to be darker with some adult-ish themes in it. The 88MPH stuff was, by far, the best and followed the original mood, theme and characterization seamlessly, but I suppose the fact that it was a tiny publisher based out of Quebec City did not help keep it afloat, and they went bankrupt. *much pouting* My Egon icon is from some promotional materials they released before they published the 4 part story arc that was supposed to launch an Ongoing series.
Re: Boy, I even have more to say now! LOL
My favourites are Egon, Ray and Janine. I ship Egon/Janine like a madwoman, though, and there was much squee over a scene in the videogame where they almost have a moment. (I'm surprised Ramis let that in because he didn't like that relationship, which is why she gets with Louis in the second film. Though that was many years ago, maybe he does like it more now?)
The script for Ghostbusters III is in its second draft, the writing of which is being overseen by Ramis and Aykroyd to ensure proper continuity. Three of the main fours (Ramis, Aykroyd and Hudson) are definitely ecstatic about reprising their roles. Murray's playing hard to get.
As far as the comics go, a few publishers have had the rights to the comic. The first comics were cartoon!verse, and relatively childish and ridiculous. Then other publishers got the rights and those tend to be darker with some adult-ish themes in it. The 88MPH stuff was, by far, the best and followed the original mood, theme and characterization seamlessly, but I suppose the fact that it was a tiny publisher based out of Quebec City did not help keep it afloat, and they went bankrupt. *much pouting* My Egon icon is from some promotional materials they released before they published the 4 part story arc that was supposed to launch an Ongoing series.