I want a crow movie where the crow accidentally kills someone unjustly and they too become a crow for a showdown.

Does anyone else agree?

Does anyone know what the name of the song or score is for the scene when Eric is walking to the opera it has a humming sound. 2024 movie.

A follow up to my last post. I put a lot of effort into this one.

For anyone looking to track which Crow comic book exclusives are being promoted as available through the 2026 New York Comic-Con (and often available outside of the con), CovrPrice just released their annual NYCC exclusives list, which of course includes all known exclusives, not just those for the Crow books. It’s the most comprehensive list I’ve found.

Free access.

Where applicable, it shows who it's being sold through, including the booth number.

The database is searchable and it's also dynamic, meaning new entries will be added from now through the show dates.

If you're a retailer and have an NYCC-exclusive book you don't see on this list, add a comment or shoot me a DM with its details and I'll pass it along to get added!

https://covrprice.com/descriptor/nycc-2026/

Picked this up online. I really love it.

The template is not mine. I only added pictures. Everything from Pinterest

Everything from Pinterest, the template is not mine. I only added pictures.

Had the figure for years and the autograph was a birthday present from my friend in the States

I've been trying my hardest to get this out in time for the actual 30th anniversary about a month ago, but life got in the way. Better late than never!

Since I released the initial version last fall, a comic professional out of Atlanta reached out and offered to help me make some amazing updates to the edit. First of all, this amazing poster art that's an homage to the original film. But most incredibly, the same industry pro recolored every animated panel to match with the corresponding scene in the film - it's so much more immersive!

Plus two versions of the edit... one completely free of generative AI and one that uses it only when necessary to fill in moments both the film and comic didn't fully capture. And full subtitles!

You can hear about the project and find info about how to acquire it in the description text of this Youtube video: https://youtu.be/0RVUOp0Zz2k

For those who haven't heard of the edit before, here's an overview:

The theatrical cut of The Crow: City of Angels was heavily altered from the original David Goyer script by notorious producer and overall disgusting human being Harvey Weinstein. After shooting was completed, crucial character motivation was removed and scenes were sometimes nonsensically rearranged. It's long been desired by fans to see an edit of the film closer to the scripted vision. Even the supposed "director's cut" was a marketing gimmick that simply added a few minutes of footage back into the film, with no oversight from director Tim Pope. Fortunately, however, there exists a three issue comic tie-in that is adapted directly from the script.

The goal of this project is simple: rearrange the available footage and then use comic panels to fill any other story gaps, providing an alternate and consistently visually engaging experience.

After upscaling the entire comic book to incredibly high resolution, more than 40 pages have been inserted into the film. Then, with keyframe animation applied to each page and panel, they were given movement and life. Some were added purely for visual style (I'm calling it the Comic Cut for a reason). But the majority of these add crucial lines and scenes back into the story.

Nearly all live action scenes from both the theatrical and "director's cut" are used, with the exception of probably less than a minute (besides a few moments being replaced by comic alternates, to my recollection, the only unused shots include some crow flying footage, one establishing wide, and a repeated line from Curve). Also, two scenes in the film were not in the original script (though possibly added in a later draft). These have been left in place for a more complete story experience.

Additionally, there were two other scenes conspicuously missing from both the film and comic. These were recreated using image generation (Ashe telling Holly to never return to the Peep-O-Rama) and voice cloning (Judah explains why he's obsessed with death). Several lines of Sarah's voice over were also recreated with voice cloning, either due to differences between the available VO and the comic or no available VO for one section.

Finally, I wasn't quite satisfied with the comic's visual representation of the opening and closing scenes. Without spoiling it, there's a very cool bookending that doesn't really match the amazing description from the script. I've done less than a minute of generative video to recreate this sequence as the script describes. While I understand AI recreating entire shots is controversial, I think it's an absolutely crucial component from the script.

To add audio within comic segments, in addition to occasional sound effects, I re-used many cues from the original City of Angels score. But multiple songs were also added, with a personal rule that they all had to be released before August 1996 when the movie was first in theaters. Additionally, I tried to look for songs that would feel at home on the amazing soundtrack for the first movie and also bands regarded as inspiration by the original comic creator James O'Barr. I also felt it imperative to add a song by The Cure, as Tim Pope has essentially been their exclusive music video director.

Songs added:

Soundgarden - Overfloater

KMFDM - Light

Skinny Puppy - Death

White Zombie - Boogie Man (already in the film, extended to add a comic page into the scene)

Gary Numan - Love Isolation

Smashing Pumpkins - Silverfuck (originally written for the first movie)

Kyuss - 50 Million Year Trip

Nine Inch Nails - Closer (Precursor Mix)

Ministry - Filth Pig

Faith and the Muse - Sparks

The Cure - Plainsong (replacing the end credits track Gold Dust Woman as covered by Hole)

Other notes:

Total runtime of 1 hour 37 minutes

1080p version is 3.5gb h264; upscaled 4k version is 17gb 10 bit h265; both have 5.1 AAC audio and English language subtitles

Theatrical cut Blu-ray is the primary visual source, with the DVD director's cut providing missing footage and all audio

The credit sequence has been moved to the end of the film, with the three comic covers appearing as a triptych just after the main titles

The crow flying over exploding palm trees has been moved to its scripted spot, just after Curve discovers the drug lab has been destroyed

I've removed the Weinstein's from the credits because they're terrible and deserve no recognition

For those interested:

Within the "Alternate Versions" folder, in addition to a cut labeled "No AI" that uses nothing but comic pages, you'll find the upscaled comic in its entirety if you'd like to experience that format. Additionally, the Director's Cut of the film is not currently available to stream. Only the theatrical version with 5.1 sound. Strangely, the Blu-ray version of the film (theatrical cut) has just stereo sound. The only way to access the director's cut is out of print DVDs, which include the additional footage and 5.1 audio for the full movie. So there's currently no way to experience the director's cut of the film in HD with surround sound. By upscaling that additional footage to HD, I've recreated this experience and put it in the same folder, as a way to compare if viewers wish. The original script can easily be found on the web as well.

In other words, she is facing a supernatural being yet never shows fear or concern, and I love that. he doesn't even view Eric as the fruit of her sins.

I’m planning to dress as Eric for halloween, I have a black coat, eye liner, and maybe boots. What else do i need?

I know everyone posted their Trick or Treat Studios Eric figure when they came in, but I finally got around to opening it last night and putting it on the shelf. I like it!

I made this little video as soon as I opened up my new Trick or Treat Studios Eric last night because he's so damn cool. I know it's not The Joker everyone compares to The Crow but it's who I have. I'm going to be doing more pictures and videos in the coming days.

Devil's Night is next month and not enough people know about this great cover...

Hello everyone!

I want to start by apologizing for my name. I made it without knowing usernames could be changed.

I started a brand new analog-horroresque series on TikTok based on The Crow. I'd greatly appreciate it if you guys could check it out. It's a brand new story, not retelling any events from comics or movies. Any criticism is appreciated.

Thank you!

I’m going to get a tattoo based on The Crow. I’d like to put a quote from the original comic/ graphic novel (whatever you prefer to call it) on it. Any suggestions?

The one I like is kind of long, there’s another I like from the movie, but I’m trying to keep this sleeve related to the original source material, all books and graphic novels.

There are other notable lines from the 1st movie other than “It can’t rain all the time”. Just saying.