Manga series can be weird, but have nowhere near the continuity problems since most series are stand alone. And Continuity problems are the pride of American Comics. Now Japan, they've got other things going for them, ever heard of Narutaru/Shadow Star? Nuff said.brazuca said:
Just to give him a reason to go after some guy called 'Major Force' (?) URL: http://www.unheardtaunts.com/wir/index.html
I'm fine with it as long as it has some sort of tie in with something relevant. I feel like the only people who this episode was relevant to are hardcore comic book fans, and those people probably already know all about it. If he talked more about how the trademark system is strange or unfair in The Big Picture of things (see what I did there?), then it would make his whole spiel a lot less random.The Hungry Samurai said:ReiverCorrupter said:Honestly I love Bob's opinions on Pop-Culture, Comics, and ESPECIALLY Movies, but when he tends to veer away from those things to talk about politics and surprisingly even videogames, he gets biased and tends to forget the difference between opinion and fact. Kinda like Dennis Leary. At one point his comedy was dark and edgy, now he just kinda sounds like a cranky old man, and it's disappointing and kinda embarrassing for me to call myself one of his fans.Faerillis said:
I like Bob, and his COMICS ARE WEIRD episodes. IMHO they keep him from becoming the Glen Beck of Escapist
You're missing out. The cosmic stuff has been an almost non-stop run of brilliance from Annihilation to The Thanos Imperative. It really demonstrates the type of positives that can come from one creative team given plenty of time and space (no pun intended) to play around with.Aurgelmir said:
Especially when in one of the comics, he gets "friendly" with (not sure if he actually dates) a superhero girl (Stargirl) who's about the same age as he is in non powered boy mode. I think he gets accused of the dreaded P word somewhere in there too.Fuloqwam said:
