depends on if it sucks or not.

Yeah.I mean,if you want to give the storyline a LITTLE oomph,you can,but don't go changing the COMIC,PEOPLE!Or...try making something "Cooler" than it is...or just changing the story all together...either way,fans will be ticked....

i dont think it has to be 100% faithful, although it cant wander off to were the hell it like *cough* Constantine *cough* i think whats more important is it retains the feel of the characters and the mood of the world that the original authors have carefully and skillfully built. a good example i think is Hellboy although they were pretty good with the story (i know 100 people are going to disagree) they retained the colour palette and lighting that the comics had and thats why i liked them (perticuarly the 2nd), they 'felt' real and true to the comics even if they wern't

sticking to the comics would be good cause they are what made the charater popular or at least they should stick to it within reasons were like they can put they creativity into it as long as they stick close the actual story

I am a 30+ year Marvel fan and collector who had to literally wait that long for a decent big screen adaptation to even occur.I think creative liberties can be great as long as the source material is not completely butchered(i.e. the Ang Lee Hulk)I believe it is a success that the comic book movie genre is the box office juggernaut it is today because the days of Meteor Man and SuperMan 4 are not that far removed