Im Tawaraya in Kyoto gibt’s lecker Ramen mit einer einzigen, riesigen Nudel. (via Neatorama)
If you'll recall, the show is being championed by Veronica Mars creator Rob Thomas, which means an excellent TV showrunner is bringing an excellent comic to the screen. I have high hopes it'll be excellent, even though the plot is somewhat different from Chris Roberson and Mike Allred's original series — in the comic, Gwen is a gravedigger who pals around with a ghost from the '60s and a were-Terrier, while in the show she's a medical student in the coroner's office who solves murders with the help of her boss and a police detective. One may be a were-Terrier, but I sincerely doubt the other is a ghost of a woman who died in the '60s.
As long as the show keeps the comics' wackiness — I know it sounds like Being Human, but the comic also featured a sexy mummy, a monkey possessed by the were-Terrier's grumpy grandfather, and a light Cthulhu-ian invasion — I'm in. Oh, who am I kidding? It's iZombie and Rob Thomas. I'll be watching even they cast Megan Fox as Gwen.
[Via Entertainment Weekly]