Buffyverse Fan
* The 28th *
Re #33:
I STRONGLY agree. As many of you guys know, my top 2 recommendations/criticisms were the need for an explanation of the change in vamp physiology. And the need to retcon Armstrong's abysmal arc about actual angels working for TPTB. Both of these things were well accomplished in #33.
Everyone was out-of-character in #34, because that ended up being the premise. The shining moments of #34 were the Spike & Gunn monologues. Both were the best we've seen from the characters in this pseudo-canon series. For not being written by the Mutant Enemy team or Brian Lynch, those two monologues were superb.
The issue itself is okay if you don't take it seriously. It's written very much in the tone of "The Zeppo" and "Sense & Sensitivity." Through that spectrum it's kind of fun, but I wouldn't say great.
I maintain that Eddie Hope is the #1 new character from any Buffyverse comic.
I STRONGLY agree. As many of you guys know, my top 2 recommendations/criticisms were the need for an explanation of the change in vamp physiology. And the need to retcon Armstrong's abysmal arc about actual angels working for TPTB. Both of these things were well accomplished in #33.
Everyone was out-of-character in #34, because that ended up being the premise. The shining moments of #34 were the Spike & Gunn monologues. Both were the best we've seen from the characters in this pseudo-canon series. For not being written by the Mutant Enemy team or Brian Lynch, those two monologues were superb.
The issue itself is okay if you don't take it seriously. It's written very much in the tone of "The Zeppo" and "Sense & Sensitivity." Through that spectrum it's kind of fun, but I wouldn't say great.
I maintain that Eddie Hope is the #1 new character from any Buffyverse comic.