> > What do you think ? > > Actually, I get mixed feelings. I like what Laird is doing for them, > but since he has this habit of holding back huge chunks of info in the > story line, while finally answering other things we had been wondering > about for ages, it feels like a wierd form of torture. Well, to me it > does! ;p
My mixed feelings are directly attributed to the artwork. I'm still haveing a hard time adjusting to Jim Lawson's way of drawing, especially the humans. But, that's minor (and not nearly as bad as whoever drew the artwork for issue #3 of the new Thundercats comic...oy...). > I'm still taking awhile to adapt to this new style where they have > aliens inhabiting NYC. It's like there's still a lot of ground to be > covered there, and I'm not getting it fast enough! And.. well, I never > was a big fan of the superhero concept, but I'm just going with the > flow. That seems to be Laird's nature anyhoo. I just look at it that there are more aliens in NYC now... > I do like the techie looks, the reintroduction of old characters first > introduced in early Mirage comics, and the tying up of ends about > everything that happend in the past. But.. I really can't wait for > them to get to that point where enough of the plot unfolds so I can > better understand what all is going on. Yeah, it is fun to see old character popping up. My problem is that I haven't read the early Mirage comics in ages and I never had them memorized, so I sometimes find myself saying "Ok, now who was that again?", because it seems to be assumed that everyone knows the re-intro'd characters. > What does everyone else think... since no one also doesn;t seem to say > much here about the comics. No one seems to say much about anything here...not even the birthdays are getting the reactions they used to. Dang people and their...lives! ;-) Raph "> (nothing says Christmas like a skeleton wrapped in garland...)
