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Blue Beetle #1 comes out today.
MaskedManJRK said:First, they have a page of something hitting Jaime from space (which looks like the scarab) and he becomes the Blue Beetle.
And yet, Jaimie sees the scarab for the first time under some rubble while walking from school.
...Tell me someone else sees what I mean. That's just f**king horrorable writing if Keith didn't catch that.
But hey, maybe the second issue explains that, so I'll keep quiet until then.
MaskedManJRK said:Read it at my comic store today. It's pretty much the usual "meet the character and his supporting cast" stuff while BB and Guy Gardner fight. The only thing that confused me was the timeline of the story.
First, they have a page of something hitting Jaime from space (which looks like the scarab) and he becomes the Blue Beetle.
And yet, Jaimie sees the scarab for the first time under some rubble while walking from school.
...Tell me someone else sees what I mean. That's just f**king horrorable writing if Keith didn't catch that.
But hey, maybe the second issue explains that, so I'll keep quiet until then.
vog said:i don't think the scarab hit him from space....i assumed that was him coming back from space with guy gardner on his tail after they had faced brother eye. the scene with him digging it out of the dirt is when he first finds the scarab
MaskedManJRK said:...Where the hell did THAT happen?
Oh good. I didn't see that coming at all. No sir. Keith Giffen's going to write "funny" superhero comics in an unfunny universe? Whee. Thanks for the change of pace, Keith.The Question said:Okay. I read it. And I must say, it was a pretty decent book, but personality wise, the new Beetle seems to essentially be a hispanic Ted Kord.
droogiedroogie2 said:Oh good. I didn't see that coming at all. No sir. Keith Giffen's going to write "funny" superhero comics in an unfunny universe? Whee. Thanks for the change of pace, Keith.
IronSpidy said:Can someone please post the cover to this. I really want to pick this up. He looks real cool.
I have no problem with them if they stay where they belong. Battle Pope is one of my favorite comics ever. Batman/Lobo (Elseworlds) is up there too. Chuck Norris is hilarious (even if it wasn't intended to be funny.) I have no problem at all with comedy comics if they stay out of serious universes. The old laugh-it-up Justice League books made no sense because everybody else in the DCU was turning more serious and dark, but suddenly they'd come over the League's ridiculous little clubhouse and be all jokey-jokey. Non-EW Lobo made no sense because the Crisis got rid of ludicrous power levels, but here's a guy who can bump his bike into a planet and destroy it, and bleeds clones of himself. Woo. Har har?The Question said:I said personality wise he seemed alot like Ted. The book really wasn't that humorous. Bust still, I constantly fail to understand you hatred for comedy books.