Exalted Speedさんのイラストまとめ

the main driving force and core story is him learning to understand his father. Because this is important if your character has wants and needs besides the plot and chooses to step up it helps to take the sting out of it. Motivation for any character is key.

Warren Ellis characters while "flawed" are good examples of how much of a thin line this is. When he brings in these characters they warp the narrative around them to call how the old ways are shit and then they prove how awesome they are.

Now why don't I consider Superman a mary sue? Well simple the story is often about him saving the person and the person developing from that. Plus Superman has morals that hold him back and prevent him from just thinking he is right.

Also thing I didn't mention during the whole Kraven thing, there is a Mr.Sinister/Kraven Hybrid clone named Xraven. I didn't mention him because look Mr.Sinister is his own weird can of worms. Worms made of clones and Captain Marvel references.

Anyway one of the reasons people actually hate Spider-Man in universe? He just looks freaky and moves freaky. While kids tend to live him, he always tend to freak out adults.

I’m always confused when people complain about Bagley. He may have issues with Same face but he has very good body language And has some great storytelling skills.

I should mention that sales tend to Spike whenever marvel even HINTS at taking out one more day. Look the fans want to read Spider-man again, and sales went down in half after One more day. I think this should tell them something. But I don't know. What do you think?

All right bad comic overview? A comic most people have tried to move on from? Man Eaters is the book that I think might best described a spiritual successor to Marville. Yes I do think this. It's a comic that is part of a scene coming from a creator given no leash.

Okay the worst thing about Alan Moore as a writer ever....was he made it cool to NOT have sound effects for a while in comics because he decided to not use them in Watchmen. I want to thank Araki for making sure a generation likes them.

She-ra in the comics is like what fans wanted She-ra to be in a mature way while still keeping some elements of the original, she's darker like fans imagine her, she felt like she was from the horde, her becoming She-ra feels earned. It's not always consistent but it's better.