Originally posted by Cogito
While I think Nekron's BFRing of the Spectre was really shitty and unsatisfying writing, I don't see how changing hosts would affect the outcome.
Jordan Spectre had the same problem with King of Tears. Claimed he couldn't judge him, and let the JSA fend for themselves. When Corrigan was the host, he simply transmuted KOT into tears, and contained him.
Hosts make a difference.
Originally posted by JakeTheBankGoing by story plot, Spectre should of ignore Nekron and move on to judge others with actual souls
Nekron having "no soul to judge" was kind of PIS-y for my liking.
Originally posted by Cogito馃憜
While I think Nekron's BFRing of the Spectre was really shitty and unsatisfying writing, I don't see how changing hosts would affect the outcome.
Originally posted by cdtm
Jordan Spectre had the same problem with King of Tears. Claimed he couldn't judge him, and let the JSA fend for themselves. When Corrigan was the host, he simply transmuted KOT into tears, and contained him.Hosts make a difference.
You mean writers and plot devices make a difference.
There's a difference.
Originally posted by Cogito
Where did it happen in the same storyline? Do you have issue #s or scans?
Johns original JSA run. Issue 16, I think, where he introduced KOT via flashback against the original Justice Society. Johns has Corrigan based Spectre promptly dispatch KOT by swallowing him and transmuting him into tears, only suffering some discomfort during the transmutation process, while an issue or two later he has Hal based Spectre try to physically grapple KOT and get the short end.
So two different hosts, two different tactics, two different outcomes.