So, I bet you're wondering:
What are fan-films? Fan-films are films that are made about an already existing character made by someone else (or a company). They are made by fans, for fans, and are always non-profit and for the love of whatever character it is about. (I actually work on my own, but this isn't about me).
Some examples of Fan-Films: Spider-Man: Lost Cause, Bat in the Sun's Super Powered Beat Downs, and the Nightwing series by ismahawk are all very good examples of fan-films.
SPIDER-MAN: LOST CAUSE
Spider-Man: Lost Cause is a full length fan-film, clocking in at 2 hours and 22 minutes (same length as The Amazing Spider-Man 2, actually) and it has one of the highest production values of any fan-film ever since it's the first of it's kind being full length and without a real budget.
The story follows the origin story of Peter Parker, or Spider-Man, in his search for his Uncle Ben's killer. The story is heavily inspired by the Ultimate Spider-Man comic line in terms of the story of the villains and of how Spider-Man came to be.
BAT IN THE SUN
NIGHTWING: THE SERIES
Nightwing: The Series is a fan series that revolves around Nightwing, a former Robin that has gone solo from his mentor, Batman. The story follows him on his first real crime-fighting adventure against the villainous Deathstroke, a powerful mercenary.
The show had a kickstarter that backed it for a while, and powered the whole series and all the equipment that they used. They currently are working on other projects but they also have a second season in the works.




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