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We are back with the second of our two part coverage of the dual issues of Darkhawk in this pair of issues. Yee haw cowboy, let’s get ready to ride!
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Well, I read the thing, and it was a thing. Every comic is someone’s favorite, but I am not that someone. I’m glad you guys mentioned how hard it was to tell what was going on. I rarely get lost, but this story and artwork was almost *trying* to confuse me! And not just the drawing, which had SO MANY LINES, but the colors just made it a mush. What part of this panel is the bad guy and what’s the background? And what’s with these camera angles and close ups and pan outs and sheesh! It’s one thing when I don’t like the product. It’s another when I can’t follow the story. Oh boy.
But thank you guys for making an entertaining discussion as always! Peace, my Pack-Men!
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War of Lines: Darkmush #2. Read it for the main character, re-read it to figure out what you just read, then re -read it again to parse out our incredible (BOOM!!) action (BOOM!!) scenes (BOOM!! BOOM!! BOOM!!) !!
-Jeff
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