I couldn't help the title.
Despite the last few weeks being an absolute mess, I am making an effort to stay up on things.
Dumbing of Age more or less finished it's story about a father, his daughter and the gun he brought to drag her ass home. It ended with Joyce punching him out. I haven't read any of Willis' other works, but I do remember a panel I saw from Get Walky, I think, where Joyce was powered up like a Super Saien, so I suppose this is likely in character for her from that. From DoA itself, it is more a sign that while she tries to be the nice girl, when push comes to shove, she will break you in half if you tick her off.
While I'm still not sure about whether it was meant to be a commentary on the shootings that happened right before it started, I think it was very well done. No one got shot, though someone did nearly get crushed by a car, twice. Fun. The ending, though, was probably the most important, when Joyce say's she misses home, but every time it comes to visit her, she begins to hate it. I have heard that Willis had a similar, general experience (Joyce is him working out those demons apparently), so this is probably very much what he felt during such a transition. I really should read some of the other comics in group, just to see if that stuff comes to the surface there.
Gunnerkrigg Court, meanwhile, had Annie finally reunited with her inner flame and filled with determination, and fire, to retrieve Reynard from her father. She banged on the door, demanded him back, and Tony gave him to her. Chapter end. Yeah, that was it, that was the whole chapter. A title page and a single page.
I think it's partly a response to all the fan noise around the current storyline, and party an attempt to add some levity that has been sorely missing as of late. I love the timing of it, the set up and all. He even carried right on through with post chapter page. And of course Coyote could be blamed for it all.
So while I'm still stupid busy (oddly this is the SLOW season), I hope to be back to do the last Volume of Errant Story and I hope to have it all finished by the end of November. No promises, there's some job I may have to do which involves Walmart and Black Friday. If I die, I'll have someone say something. Until then kiddies.
Despite the last few weeks being an absolute mess, I am making an effort to stay up on things.
Dumbing of Age more or less finished it's story about a father, his daughter and the gun he brought to drag her ass home. It ended with Joyce punching him out. I haven't read any of Willis' other works, but I do remember a panel I saw from Get Walky, I think, where Joyce was powered up like a Super Saien, so I suppose this is likely in character for her from that. From DoA itself, it is more a sign that while she tries to be the nice girl, when push comes to shove, she will break you in half if you tick her off.
While I'm still not sure about whether it was meant to be a commentary on the shootings that happened right before it started, I think it was very well done. No one got shot, though someone did nearly get crushed by a car, twice. Fun. The ending, though, was probably the most important, when Joyce say's she misses home, but every time it comes to visit her, she begins to hate it. I have heard that Willis had a similar, general experience (Joyce is him working out those demons apparently), so this is probably very much what he felt during such a transition. I really should read some of the other comics in group, just to see if that stuff comes to the surface there.
Gunnerkrigg Court, meanwhile, had Annie finally reunited with her inner flame and filled with determination, and fire, to retrieve Reynard from her father. She banged on the door, demanded him back, and Tony gave him to her. Chapter end. Yeah, that was it, that was the whole chapter. A title page and a single page.
I think it's partly a response to all the fan noise around the current storyline, and party an attempt to add some levity that has been sorely missing as of late. I love the timing of it, the set up and all. He even carried right on through with post chapter page. And of course Coyote could be blamed for it all.
So while I'm still stupid busy (oddly this is the SLOW season), I hope to be back to do the last Volume of Errant Story and I hope to have it all finished by the end of November. No promises, there's some job I may have to do which involves Walmart and Black Friday. If I die, I'll have someone say something. Until then kiddies.
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