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Obviously we deal with a mix of objective feats and subjective interpretation in vs. discussions, but I have a hard time being serious when the premise of a vs. thread is entirely subjective. Maybe "What's the best Superman story and why?" could start a discussion on the qualities of story as they reflect on such an iconic hero. This, however, seems...forced into a vs. mentality.
The art on AS turned me off from it. I forget the guy's name - I hated his run as artist on the Authority too - but all of his characters look bloated. Hard for me to look past it constantly.
Originally posted by Digi
Obviously we deal with a mix of objective feats and subjective interpretation in vs. discussions, but I have a hard time being serious when the premise of a vs. thread is entirely subjective. Maybe "What's the best Superman story and why?" could start a discussion on the qualities of story as they reflect on such an iconic hero. This, however, seems...forced into a vs. mentality.The art on AS turned me off from it. I forget the guy's name - I hated his run as artist on the Authority too - but all of his characters look bloated. Hard for me to look past it constantly.
Originally posted by Digi
Obviously we deal with a mix of objective feats and subjective interpretation in vs. discussions, but I have a hard time being serious when the premise of a vs. thread is entirely subjective. Maybe "What's the best Superman story and why?" could start a discussion on the qualities of story as they reflect on such an iconic hero. This, however, seems...forced into a vs. mentality.The art on AS turned me off from it. I forget the guy's name - I hated his run as artist on the Authority too - but all of his characters look bloated. Hard for me to look past it constantly.
Frank Quitely.
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I enjoyed All Star more than Kingdom Come, personally. Though when I first read Kingdom Come I wasn't as familiar with the DC universe as I am now. Maybe I should re-read it.
You're confusing what superheroes mean in the real world, to what superheroes mean to the real world. The latter is much more powerful - it's much easier to make a story where you put the hero in a real world context, than to explain how fantasy and the concept of altruism, goodness and heroism affect the real world, and explain their mythological implications and their meaning.
Kingdom Come is Civil War done well.
All-Star Superman is everything that's good about comics.