BrianWilly
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One single person = people?Wow, people suddenly forgave McKeever and realized that what I've been saying for months might be true? Today must be April 1.
One single person = people?Wow, people suddenly forgave McKeever and realized that what I've been saying for months might be true? Today must be April 1.
Yeah, but did we care about Jaime Reyes? This is the whole problem with comics fans: they only buy books with characters they care about, rather than books that are good.So seven characters I don't care about at all, one character I probably should care about but don't, and one character I used to care about but don't. Yawn.
Cerealkiller and Corp = People.One single person = people?
I see no forgiveness going on. *shrug* Pretty sure Corp doesn't even read TT anymore.
And yes I am the preeminent authority on him and all his doings.
I haven't read Teen Titans since the Titans of Tomorrow redux. I just think the upcoming team looks interesting and I'm willing to give McKeever another few issues once they start. It was mainly his Robin/Wonder Girl romance and all the Ravager bulls*** that I objected to back in the issues I did read, and neither of those will be a factor when the roster change comes.
its impossible for it to be as good as it was pre IC so im done with it
I noticed that in the Titans' appearance in Blue Beetle. I was wondering what happened to all the angst between Red Devil and Blue Beetle.Both of those were virtually done away with almost immediately. I forget how the romance concluded but Ravager left the team after Terror Titans, which in turn lifted a lot of tension from Wondergirl (who never trusted her) and Red Devil (who had a crush on her and was jealous of Beetle's immediate friendship with her). Seems like Red Devil and Blue Beetle might have a Booster Gold/Blue Beetle like bromance.
http://www.newsarama.com/comics/081215-dc-mar-2009-solicitations.html#comments- Okay, so the Teen Titans will be Wonder Girl, Kid Eternity, Red Devil, Blue Beetle, f***ing Bombshell of all people, Static (clearly the guy above Wonder Girl's head), and who else? I'm thinking Miss Martian is the shadow over Kid Eternity's head and I'm hoping the shadow between Wonder Girl and Kid Eternity is Aquagirl. Lorena's a great character that deserves to be revisited. I almost want to read this issue, but I'm worried that McKeever will be as terrible as he was when I last tried his Titans.
I noticed that in the Titans' appearance in Blue Beetle. I was wondering what happened to all the angst between Red Devil and Blue Beetle.
I'd be as happy with Traci as Aquagirl, to be honest. I love both of them.What about Traci 13? Shes with Blue Beetle right. She showed up in the Holiday special with the Titans.
Yeah, but did we care about Jaime Reyes? This is the whole problem with comics fans: they only buy books with characters they care about, rather than books that are good.
While that's a very large blanket statement that I don't entirely agere with, the losers are still the risk-takers either way. Either you risk trying a new comic and it turns out to be s***, which happens like 75% of the time at Marvel and DC (this is Teen Titans since OYL); or you try a new comic, get emotionally invested in the characters, and then it's canceled because no one was willing to take the risk with you (Blue Beetle, Manhunter, Amazing Spider-Girl, the list goes on and on and on and on); or you try a new comic, get emotionally invested in the characters, it actually sells pretty well, and then it's canceled because of some overzealous editor or writer's "vision for the future" that, for whatever reason, that character can't be a part of (alas, poor Batgirl...). That's the kind of thing that breaks a comic fan. I've considered quitting comics altogether because every single really good series with novel, interesting characters seems to get lost in the shuffle, so why bother getting invested in any of them in the first place?The reason comics keep getting ****tier is because fans just keep demanding the same **** over and over again. DC and Marvel try something new and different, and we all get in a tizzy about it, and some of us even say things like "raping my childhood." So then they have to hastily retcon it and go back to the way it was. And it's just this horrific cycle. When are readers going to start taking a chance? Yeah, sure, the ****in' thing might suck, so you drop it after a few issues.
The reason comics keep getting ****tier is because fans just keep demanding the same **** over and over again. DC and Marvel try something new and different, and we all get in a tizzy about it, and some of us even say things like "raping my childhood." So then they have to hastily retcon it and go back to the way it was. And it's just this horrific cycle. When are readers going to start taking a chance? Yeah, sure, the ****in' thing might suck, so you drop it after a few issues.
The reason comics keep getting ****tier is because fans just keep demanding the same **** over and over again. DC and Marvel try something new and different, and we all get in a tizzy about it, and some of us even say things like "raping my childhood." So then they have to hastily retcon it and go back to the way it was. And it's just this horrific cycle. When are readers going to start taking a chance? Yeah, sure, the ****in' thing might suck, so you drop it after a few issues.