@bornposting I feel like part of this is because the majority of fans binge read it to get caught up, then they start losing interest when they’re reading weekly. I kinda felt that way with Egghead because that’s where I caught up, but then on reread it’s top 10
Started playing New Mystery of the Emblem, finished the prologue levels. Fun stuff! Immediately feels like a leap forward in terms of character and storytelling compared to Shadow Dragon, really enjoyed the mini tutorial arc
This was a fun issue of Mantlo/Buscema Hulk. The World Tour arc’s been kind of uneven, especially when depicting other cultures, but this one’s a really solid fight issue and Buscema gets the chance to shine in the action sequences
Mantlo’s Hulk also tends to be more introspective, I really dug his desire to protecting the Buddha statue in the previous issue and actually contemplate his loneliness
Started playing New Mystery of the Emblem, finished the prologue levels. Fun stuff! Immediately feels like a leap forward in terms of character and storytelling compared to Shadow Dragon, really enjoyed the mini tutorial arc
Should probably clarify that I won’t watch the show and can’t critique it, just bugs me that characters/stories I like are being adapted by a war criminal I justifiably don’t want to support, who also happens to be a nepobaby hack
I realize this is the least of his sins, but King really is an incurious idiot. Like they can make up whatever for an adaptation, but him saying with authority that certain stories don’t exist when they do because he’s ignorant is moronic. You work for the company that made them!
I truly do not care if any of these characters are “mischaracterized” or whatever, i would love a cool reinvention, it would just be really fucking cool if they could do that with someone who wasn’t proudly involved in the invasion of Iraq (and y’know a good writer)
@griffinMister Genuinely one of the craziest things I've seen because like it's literally the opposite of the basic text like what was he reading actually