A world full of heroes, familiar yet different.
A world spiralling into darkness with no redemption in sight.
GLOSSARY
"Jumping on point for new readers"
Obsolete usage: Fully self-explanatory.
Current usage: Discontinuous.
DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
- When did comics creators get so bored with their own big-name properties that they would rather do ANYTHING ELSE than write for them as they are?
- Since they clearly do feel that way, why don't they go to work somewhere else?
- How often do they have to tell us "everything we know is wrong" before we understand that they think we are stupid?
2 comments:
probably when they started believing the screen writers when they said that comic stories can't sell to movies and need to be oblitherated in order to make a sellable comic movie.
I almost get that reasoning when they point out that more people saw [hero] on the FIRST WEEKEND in theaters than bought an actual [hero] comic book in the previous ten years.
But on the other hand, why did you want to license the concept if you weren't going to use it?
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