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pretty sure it will, as Fraction's already played with that storytelling perspective trick in the last few issues. great issue, as always. |
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This was basically a visual tour-de-force from David Aja, not only does he do his usual style, but he also busts out some serious Chris Ware-influenced work here, with diagrams and dioramas. This was a beautiful-looking comic. I will say that at times I felt the story a little hard to follow, but I think that’s pretty much deliberate and that future issues told in a more traditional way, from a human being’s perspective, will shed a lot more light on what’s going on. We’ll find out what exactly Kate and Clint were arguing about, and why she’s going to California. In many ways, this issue succeeded to well in it’s aim to tell a story from an animal’s perspective. Lucky may be a very intelligent dog, but he can’t comprehend everything, and so neither should the reader. The scene I’m most confused by is the one in the old lady’s living room, she’s speaking an Eastern-European language or something, and she has a necklace in the shape of an Uzi! Is she a spy for the Tracksuit Draculas? Who knows! This was a fantastic comic like nothing else on the stands, and I love that Marvel are allowing Fraction and Aja to go so crazy with a character that is big enough to feature in the movies. This is the real mark of difference between Marvel and DC these days, the amount of creative freedom that each company allows. |
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Well above cancellation levels, amazingly enough. I hated the book but I recognize that it is a well-done book that just isn't for me as opposed to say...a Jeph Loeb comic. Which is unequivocal trash for anyone except the Bass. |
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As a dog lover it was a great issue....where is The Bass? Do you think he finally took my advice and killed himself? |
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Hopefully next issue fills in some of the gaps, but I loved the way it was told from Lucky's POV. |
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Other than that slight bit of understandable confusion this was a really fun issue. It's one of the weirdest and most fun of this series so far. 
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Sell your Hawkguy comics, buy Building Stories. |
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