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Picked up the latest Buffy S8 Issue today. Read it twice, or rather three times. I read comics differently than other people do. I first look at all the art work and don't read the captions at all. Then I'll scan the captions and the art. Then I'll read the captions and look at the art. It's odd, I know.
Anyhow, before I read this issue - it's probably worth noting that I had recently rewatched two Season 7 episodes, Get it Done and Storyteller - which I rather loved this time around, and rather hated the first time around. What a difference six years makes. We do change how we feel about stuff. Life does it to us, I think. As one person on my flist once put so well, "I am agnostic about my opinions" - in other words, don't hold me responsible for something I may have thought two weeks ago, there is an outside chance that you can change my mind or I will change my mind. Not on everything of course. So this does not make me wishy-washy, it merely makes me open-minded.
Before I discuss the comic, I'm going to discuss Get it Done and Storyteller. So forgive me if this is rather long and rambling. But as you've no doubt noticed by now when it comes to Buffy meta, I tend to be on the verbose side of the fence, short and pithy only occurs in my business/work related writing, not my metas. I think it's because my metas are spontaneous and stream of consciousness, and the fact that I do not take the time to edit them.
( Telling Stories, Handling Power - major spoilers for the most recent Buffy comic Retreat III inside )
Picked up the latest Buffy S8 Issue today. Read it twice, or rather three times. I read comics differently than other people do. I first look at all the art work and don't read the captions at all. Then I'll scan the captions and the art. Then I'll read the captions and look at the art. It's odd, I know.
Anyhow, before I read this issue - it's probably worth noting that I had recently rewatched two Season 7 episodes, Get it Done and Storyteller - which I rather loved this time around, and rather hated the first time around. What a difference six years makes. We do change how we feel about stuff. Life does it to us, I think. As one person on my flist once put so well, "I am agnostic about my opinions" - in other words, don't hold me responsible for something I may have thought two weeks ago, there is an outside chance that you can change my mind or I will change my mind. Not on everything of course. So this does not make me wishy-washy, it merely makes me open-minded.
Before I discuss the comic, I'm going to discuss Get it Done and Storyteller. So forgive me if this is rather long and rambling. But as you've no doubt noticed by now when it comes to Buffy meta, I tend to be on the verbose side of the fence, short and pithy only occurs in my business/work related writing, not my metas. I think it's because my metas are spontaneous and stream of consciousness, and the fact that I do not take the time to edit them.
( Telling Stories, Handling Power - major spoilers for the most recent Buffy comic Retreat III inside )