Making comics with that character out of that costume (as they're going to be doing again this month) is simply a fool's game.
Tuesday, August 30, 2011
Oh wow...
Got The Comics Journal (the oldskool print magazine version) #286 today for the gorgeous Otto Soglow reprints, but I got stuck on this cover image that's included in the Gail Simone interview instead: Static (later Static Shock, as I would know him on the crappy '90s TV show) #1, by John Paul Leon and Steve Mitchell. If there's ever been a cooler or more savagely modern superhero-costume design I haven't seen it. Look at that!
Making comics with that character out of that costume (as they're going to be doing again this month) is simply a fool's game.
Making comics with that character out of that costume (as they're going to be doing again this month) is simply a fool's game.
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I guess it's a symptom of the continually disproven -and yet still persistent- theory that if you change your character into a version closer to the one presented in a different medium, fans from said medium will try the comic.
Damn, mainstream comics are an industry virtually grounded on inferiority complexes.
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