Most hero narratives -- take Batman, for example -- are told in the protagonist's point of view. But music-video director, Dennis Liu, flipped the script when he created his new comic book, "Raising Dion" and told the story through the eyes of the parent. "I always thought it would be interesting to do a superhero movie from a secondary character’s point of view," Liu told The Huffington Post. "What if Alfred doesn’t raise Bruce Wayne correctly?" Liu said, referencing Batman's butler and gua...
Most hero narratives -- take Batman, for example -- are told in the protagonist's point of view. But music-video director, Dennis Liu, flipped the script when he created his new comic book, "Raising Dion" and told the story through the eyes of the parent. "I always thought it would be interesting to do a superhero movie from a secondary character’s point of view," Liu told The Huffington Post. "What if Alfred doesn’t raise Bruce Wayne correctly?" Liu said, referencing Batman's butler and gua...
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