Just wondering but what's so bad about her exactly? I never read comics much so I'm kinda flying blind about this character. Honestly, I think the only comics I've read in my life are like a few "Sin City" ones, "Watchmen", those complete case file deals they have for Judge Dredd and Sailor Moon.MDSnowman said:For a minute there I was proud that I actually remembered Angela... and then gawked at my screen thinking "Why the hell would any comic universe want her."
Truth is she's a somewhat two dimensional piece of eye candy, and a secondary character on her best day to boot. I don't hate her so much as wonder what anyone stands to gain by plopping her in their universe. (other than Todd MacFarlane who clearly needs a new way to keep his toy business afloat)dalek sec said:Just wondering but what's so bad about her exactly? I never read comics much so I'm kinda flying blind about this character. Honestly, I think the only comics I've read in my life are like a few "Sin City" ones, "Watchmen", those complete case file deals they have for Judge Dredd and Sailor Moon.MDSnowman said:For a minute there I was proud that I actually remembered Angela... and then gawked at my screen thinking "Why the hell would any comic universe want her."
OT: Yeah, this could end up being a couple of parters if it's really that one in nature. Honestly, I swear he could do a whole damn stand alone show just about the "Comic's are weird!" thing he does sometimes.
Is her power not to get cold? I've seen less revealing underwear.Copper Zen said:This brings back memories. I remember having a subscription to X-Men when I was a kid AND buying an extra copy from lunch money to save. I was a kid--what did I know about girls much less investment planning?
Angela! The most blatant example of Spawn's creator McFarlane's pandering to the hormones of teenage boys at a time when the internet didn't exist so access to "hot pictures" in comics we on par with Playboy for most boys.
The sad thing about Angela is that she was actually more interesting than the consummately predictable Spawn.
Poor Angela...
Thank you I will check it out!Pseudonym2 said:The Maxx by Sam Keith. It's about a homeless schizophrenic superhero combined with Australian aboringeese folklore. I've only read a little of it but I liked what I read. Sam Keith is a good artist, so it's worth reading almost anything he draws.DragonAccess said:Anyone know what the comic was that he used an image of to illustrate "a few good books"? It looked kind of cool.
There was a cartoon series that covered the first part of the story (on MTV I think) which was absolutely brilliant and well worth tracking down too.DragonAccess said:Thank you I will check it out!Pseudonym2 said:The Maxx by Sam Keith. It's about a homeless schizophrenic superhero combined with Australian aboringeese folklore. I've only read a little of it but I liked what I read. Sam Keith is a good artist, so it's worth reading almost anything he draws.DragonAccess said:Anyone know what the comic was that he used an image of to illustrate "a few good books"? It looked kind of cool.
Oh, there are lots of other awesome and either self-contained or limited run series that are totally accessible. Don't let the few with the decades upon decades of drama scare you away!Daaaah Whoosh said:Watching all these videos about comics make me realize two things: One, that comics are awesome. And two, that I will never read any of them. I mean seriously, if all this stuff is so inter-connected, it would take years to sort it all out. I read Watchmen and V for Vendetta because I was told they were awesome and because they were self-contained, but I don't see how I could delve any deeper into the medium without drowning in it.
The Escapist really knows their target audience and knows that they only have a average attention span of 5 minutes. Har-har.Kuomon said:Who imposes the 5 minute limit? Is it the escapist or did Bob simply decide that was the only runtime that would work?