Like I said when I talked about the middle act of this play by Crisse and Ramos, I started losing interest when things became more metaphysical, which would be early in the second issue. In this last chapter of the story, everything turns out to be a struggle between gods with cataclysmic consequences: universes are destroyed, dimensions are crossed, and civilizations go extinct as they get caught in the midst of the eternal battle between incredibly powerful beings. Well, there might be an audience for this kind of story, but it sure isn't me, which is a shame, because the artwork and (especially) the colors are really neat. Anyway… Anybody interested in buying these from me?
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
K #3
Like I said when I talked about the middle act of this play by Crisse and Ramos, I started losing interest when things became more metaphysical, which would be early in the second issue. In this last chapter of the story, everything turns out to be a struggle between gods with cataclysmic consequences: universes are destroyed, dimensions are crossed, and civilizations go extinct as they get caught in the midst of the eternal battle between incredibly powerful beings. Well, there might be an audience for this kind of story, but it sure isn't me, which is a shame, because the artwork and (especially) the colors are really neat. Anyway… Anybody interested in buying these from me?
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