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(This anti-CG guy did a read-through of the comic: https://www.twitter.com/Jafleece/status/1061115342150385664)
Somewhat defensive attitude towards this thing is surprising (or not surprising I guess) to me. I'm 100% sure that if some SJW did a fund riser and released such low quality product for $20 bucks then he'd get nailed to the cross by CG related people. But since "one of us" did it and he totally intended it to look bad then it is serviceable. Well, it is not. It looks bad and it reads bad.
Very true, and thank goodness Iron Sights delivers on the writing front.
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Kabooooom - Another rag nobody ever heard aboutJust looked up his name, and our "professor" and "esteemed comics historian" might be nothing more than a blogger pretending to be a journalist, since all I could find were these.
His page on ScreentRant, home of the MovieBlob
The Multiverse, some online rag no one cares about.
A page on MuckRack. This one has some funny shit in here.
No I'm being serious, I was a doubter but the comic is just so tightly written, with a narrative that grips you and never lets go.
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Nothing settles the stomach after getting shot like Fritos. Might as well get her some Mountain Dew too.
It’s almost like he has a checklist:
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He apparently (read unfortunately) likes to cosplay:
I find this tweet funny on multiple levels:
https://twitter.com/geekygeekyways/status/591315373624004609
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There are few things more autistic than poorly cosplaying the Nostalgia Critic, holy shit.
I see your point and agree, but I've always thought Tostitos are better at settling your stomach after getting shot. That was mighty white of you.
I particularly appreciate how the main character was modeled after a constipated action figure as well.
(The panel of the guy with glasses screaming was also terrific, art-wise.)
Imagine if he cosplayed MovieBob. He seems to be one of his fans as well.There are few things more autistic than poorly cosplaying the Nostalgia Critic, holy shit.
Can you just upload all the images with your commentary under a spoiler in one post? Dragging this on for pages is annoying.The main character is just fantastic - you definitely can't tell he was written by a guy with three ex-wives, he feels so real!
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Plus the sarcasm got old after the second or third time dude. We get it, Zack ain't a great or good writer.Can you just upload all the images with your commentary under a spoiler in one post? Dragging this on for pages is annoying.
There are few things more autistic than poorly cosplaying the Nostalgia Critic, holy shit.
Honestly, I think it's okay for where Zack is in terms of expertise, ie a goofy dad who doesn't have much experience with writing in general. It's mediocre, and with him doing the art itself (which is low level indie/self published level) is why I didn't back Iron Sights. It's certainly orders of magnitude more fun than a good portion of current comics, but that's mainly due to mediocre being a sore sight better than "fire the writer now".Is Iron Sights really that poor a writing job?
Still backed Jawbreakers though; since like I said, I'll happily take a 90s inspired comic over the nothing that is now. Plus I'm fine with okay writing as long as its bolstered by good art in comics, just like how good writing can make me want a comic with merely okay art.
Feel free to hate capeshit - there's a lot of bad capeshit worth mocking, after all - but don't act like it was the nerds who wanted this media to become popular and angled it that way. They didn't care. They'd be happy with their shit just being left alone, and if you could maybe burn Joe Quesada at the stake that might be nice.
If ever you want a great contrast to what the Old School Comic Guys were like, vs these new Twitter Sperglings, find the movie "Painting With Fire". It's a Frank Frazetta documentary, with a ton of interview footage and Frank just being Frank in the neighborhood. But he talks about what a close knit group the comics guys were in the 60's and 70's. It's like watching the happiest ever episode of The Soprano's. The contrast with creators like Waid and some of these other fools is really striking.
I didn't back Iron Sights mostly because of the art. The dialogue from what I've read hasn't pissed/turned me off from reading unlike with Bendis or cringey shit like Gabby's writing. Still though the cover and poster might be the only things I genuinely would buy that's IS-related:Honestly, I think it's okay for where Zack is in terms of expertise, ie a goofy dad who doesn't have much experience with writing in general. It's mediocre, and with him doing the art itself (which is low level indie/self published level) is why I didn't back Iron Sights. It's certainly orders of magnitude more fun than a good portion of current comics, but that's mainly due to mediocre being a sore sight better than "fire the writer now".
Still backed Jawbreakers though; since like I said, I'll happily take a 90s inspired comic over the nothing that is now. Plus I'm fine with okay writing as long as its bolstered by good art in comics, just like how good writing can make me want a comic with merely okay art.
I didn't back Iron Sights mostly because of the art. The dialogue from what I've read hasn't pissed/turned me off from reading unlike with Bendis or cringey shit like Gabby's writing. Still though the cover and poster might be the only things I genuinely would buy that's IS-related:
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If they make a remaster, Canales improves his art style and they add coloring, I'm willing to throw some money at it.
I still find the difference in quality between the cover and the insides, hilarious as hell. If it was originally sent to a shop first, it would be an impulse buy that someone would get pissed off at the moment they open the book. Since it was crowdfunded and Meyer & Canales were pretty open to showing their work on the book, anyone claiming people were tricked into buying it are really reaching for straws.