Thanks for all the advice.

Ziz

Disney cell animation is exactly what I was thinking about with the background in mind. You give some sound advise and I will def. have to do some research. I'm liking the idea of spreading the series out in episodic TV series form. Not only would it keep interest up, but I could actully do more than what I was orginally planing with the TV method. I was going to chop out a lot of the the RD to make a two plus hour movie. With the series method I could actully go over that limit. Then once I complete the series I would go back fix and improve the episodes for a full on DVD set release.

Ringo

I haven't really started working on the test yet other than toying around with Photoshop. I'm going to start hitting the ground running sometime next weekend. Heh, knowing my track record I'll end up crapping out in frustration. But I at least want to give this idea a try.

Skiv

I'm not really sure I want to get that complicated just yet with animated body parts. I think to start I'm just going to go with simple movements like paning, shaking, and sliding objects around.. Maybe, if I get a little experience I'll attempt something more complicated.

I just found this animated comic of Astonishing X-Men on you tube.... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=97v_l71euRA

That's pretty much what I'm aiming for with the DE movie. Just add a little more animated movement like the force storm scene I've been talking about.