Dollhouse comics re-read: "Epitaphs #3"

[VisionGirl]

While Mag, Zone, and Griff fight to survive the LA apocalypse without killing each other, Trevor and Alpha must take the fight straight to the Rossum Corporation, which started it all. In order to destroy Rossum, they must find Echo--the only person uniquely equipped to destroy the evil corporation from the inside.

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The return of Paul Ballard, whoo-hoo!

Alpha to Trevor: "You care about the poor, the downtrodden and the human vegetable. Echo's going to love you".

 

[Washburne]

I'm sorry but the whole "follow the arrow" thing make me confused. Can't they tell which way they're pointing unless they fill in the rest? To me it looks like there's no difference. Unless it's to show that someone has been there following them. Give hope to others so to speak.

Alpha's sure in trouble. Having to make a deal like that with his psycho self. Must be sure he's losing a fight against himself.

The Ivy's having issues. Guess personality isn't the most imortant thing.

Paul! Awesome. I can totally hear his voice in the character.

Trevor, Trevor. Poor Trevor. He wants to do good but is constantly disappointed by others.

[MENTION=10354]VisionGirl[/MENTION] Love that quote. Trevor and Mag are the ones that still believe in the good to the point of naivitivity. Which most likely is how I'd be. The difference being that it would get me killed right away.

 

[Xin Rong]

I didn't know dollhouse had continued in comics, are they cannonical?

 

[Washburne]

Not officially as such but written by Jed Whedon (brother of Joss) and Maurissa Tancharoen (wife of Jed) who also wrote episodes for the show.

Although the canonicty of the comic is currently unknown, it should be noted that the storyline was created and written by two of the series writers. In addition to this, there are numerous connections to the series overall storyline, characters and other settings. Also, other comic book storylines that are based upon Joss Whedon's work usually end up having some degree of canonicity. This comic, could therefor possibly conform to plans that Joss Whedon had to the Dollhouse storyline.
http://dollhouse.wikia.com/wiki/Epitaphs