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Comics in Motion: 5 Killer Motion Comics That Will Blow You Away!

Motion Comics, are they just some form of cheap animation? Or is there something more to these new moving picture collaborations? One of the earliest forms of motion comics came in 2004 with the flash series Broken Saints. Its animation was crude and the soundtrack was made from whatever royalty free music the creators could get their hands on, but it was unique and believe it or not entertaining. Since then the art of the Motion Comic has evolve as major players began to experiment with the techinque and more and more independent publisher turned there attention to what comics in motion can really do.

In late 2009 the virtual animation studio Aniboom teamed up with major comic book publisher Marvel for a one of a kind contest that allowed aspiring animators to create their own Motion Comic based off of select scripts featuring poplar characters Wolverine, The Hulk and Fan Favorite Nova. The result was an awesome of array of fresh motion comics the best of which walked away with a seriously sweet grand prize. You can check out The Strongest on Aniboom right now along with over 10 hours of other Motion Comic entries.

Yet the question remains...is there a future in Motion Comics? No one seems to know for sure but as more Youtube accounts begin to pop up featuring brand new motion comics and animatic trailers it's all to clear that someone out there likes watching them.

If you're new to the world of motion comics or if you've dying to check out some more today just may be your lucky as we've got five worth while web motion comics to check out. Saving you the time and energy of searching through the vast interwebs for the very best out there. Follow the links below to check them out then leave a comment and tell us what you think:

1.Batman Black and White: DC's forray into the motion comic world came just in time for the release of The Dark Knight two years ago. Since then they've expanded their line to include a unique look into the noir offering's of Batman Black and White the award winning series that has feautred some of DC's best talent over the years. The Black and White Motion Comic is a pretty good attempt at doing something different with one of the most iconic comic book hero's of all time. With superstar artist Darwyn Cooke helming each episode it's worth checking out. Watch them from the beginning on thewb.com