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In a similar vein to threads in other forums, this one's exactly what it says in the subject line. Sometimes there are scenes or moments in a comic that you for whatever reason fail to understand completely or failed completely to understand. You may grasp part of it, but feel as though there's something more to it.
Immediately to mind examples, would be:
The Invisibles and the infamous time maggot pages. I'd already gotten what we were supposed to get, from an earlier issue, but the way it was presented by Wood, encouraged entirely different and weird readings that soured the whole thing for me at the time. Now, Cameron, as we all know, redid it, and it looks just fine and does its communicating job.
Ghost in the Shell 2: Man-Machine Interface on the other hand, has been redrawn a lot, and one part still kinda confuses me. Is Rahampol's ship/message being commandeered by Spica/Antares in the first chapter? Or is there a whole other level of player involved? Or did I just misread?
and, was Marvels meant to have Phil and family moving in realtime, while everyone else ages in Marveltime? And was that supposed to have some relevance in the story, or was it to somehow make Phil and family more real because, of course, they began as photorealisty paintings instead of pencil drawings or something?
Also, all the dirty bits in Dan Decarlo Archie stuff was intentional, right? |
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