Dr. Seuss’ Estate Had Strict Rules for the How the Grinch Stole Christmas Movie

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The live-action remake by Ron Howard of “Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas” brings joy to many people worldwide during Christmastime, yet its production required some unexpected stipulations. Adapted from Dr. Seuss’ 1957 children’s book and the 1966 animated film, “The Grinch” revolves around the story of the grumpy, Christmas-hating misfit character portrayed by Jim Carrey, who attempts to rob the inhabitants of Whoville of their Christmas on Christmas Eve.

McFarlane Toys Batman 1st Appearance Statue Is About To Drop

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When you buy through our links, Comicbook may earn an affiliate commission. As most Batman fans are aware, Detective Comics #27 is where it all started back in 1939. Detective Gordon was put on the case of a murder and decides to bring his buddy Bruce Wayne along. Coincidentally. The Bat-Man gets involved out of nowhere and he’s able to solve the case and save the day. But the story can’t end without letting the audience know that this Bruce Wayne fellow is, in fact, Batman. After 85 years, we’re still fascinated.