I have a short review of the book at Good Comics For Kids, if you'd like to go read it; otherwise, stay here for a few more long seconds and drink in Snoopy's salute to Japan's favorite dog and his cowardly retreat from The King of The Monsters....
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
Meanwhile, at Good Comics For Kids...
I have a short review of the book at Good Comics For Kids, if you'd like to go read it; otherwise, stay here for a few more long seconds and drink in Snoopy's salute to Japan's favorite dog and his cowardly retreat from The King of The Monsters....
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The drips-and-drabs standard of storytelling that DC insists on applying to titles like Omega Men & Dr. Fate makes zero sense. These decompressed storylines meander, irritate audiences, drag sales down & the titles get cancelled regular as clockwork.
Sci-fi and magic-tinged tales can be told at a faster, more exciting, more interesting clip. They tend to sell better when this is the case. A tense pace is what made these properties successful, back when they *were* successful. Why does DC insist on following a plebeian publishing formula? Drop the decompressed BS.
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