Johnny Depp isn't generally a guy you associate with comic books. Although his work in the fantasy worlds of "Pirates of the Caribbean" and "Alice in Wonderland" (and many more) lends itself to tales of superheroism, he's just not someone who gets cast in -- or pursues, seemingly -- those sorts of adaptations.
Depp isn't ignorant of comics however, and he was actually once quite the fan, as he revealed in a recent interview.
"I was a rock ‘n’ roll kid, mainly, but prior to age 12, when the rock ‘n’ roll sort of took hold, I was a comic-book head," he said in an interview with Hero Complex. "I liked Sgt. Rock. And I loved the Sub-Mariner. I loved Prince Namor, the Sub-Mariner." Read More...
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