Watch Spider-Man Get Evicted in Sam Raimi 'Spider-Man 4' Storyboards

Spider-Man 4 probably would have been horrid based on Spider-Man 3 and the various ideas director Sam Raimi had in mind, but one thing's for sure. There would have been drama.

The film would have cast John Malkovich as the villain Vulture, and Anne Hathaway as Black Cat or the Vultress based on who you talked to.

Negotiations between the studio and Raimi broke down after they couldn't get a script in time to meet the release schedule. Supposedly Sam "hated" the script and wanted rewrites.

In the storyboards below, by Dave Lowrey, we see Peter Parker (Tobey McGuire) coming home to discover that the building he was renting has been condemned. All kinds of dramatic questions come to mind: Does this mean Peter's homeless? Will he have to move in with his Aunt May or Mary Jane? Seeing Peter on the curb is really moving.

Check out more of his work at http://davelowery.net/.

Do you think this would have been a good scene? What would Spider-Man do if he was homeless?

San Diego Comic-Con Panel Features Film Concept and Storyboard Artists

The San Diego Comic-Con is coming up fast, on July 22nd through 24th, and the schedule has been released. If you're planning on going, or need a good reason to go, there's going to be a panel discussion and
Q&A on concept illustrators:

 Saturday July 24th

10:30-11:30 "Film Illustrations, Storyboards, Concept Art: The Art Behind the Images" - Meet the pros who use their artistic talents to create the visual magic that producers, directors, writers, and production designers depend on to create iconic images. Panelists include moderator Len Morganti ([Twilight] New Moon), Harrison Ellenshaw (TRON), Dave Lowery (Cowboys and Aliens), Simeon Wilkins (Hellboy), Tim Burgard (2012), and Ricardo Delgado (How to Train Your Dragon).

Awesome to the extreme. You can read the whole schedule on the San Diego Comic-Con website.
Would you go to the Comic-Con to see these artists?

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