When they work, they REALLY work
When they work, they REALLY work
“Generally, one knows me before hating me” -Quicksilver
I’ve been digging them. They give those nerd details that there usually isn’t enough space for.
I appreciate them.
Lord Ewing *Praise His name! Uplift Him in song!* Your divine works will be remembered and glorified in worship for all eternity. Amen!
If your complaining about this you never read hunter x hunter
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The hiatus breake people
I like them, overall they've been used well and are a nice little extra.
Overall? I like them. For me I think it makes the story all the more interesting. :-)
I like them especially when writers make cleaver use of them. It avoids exposition dialogue and since writers have a limited amount of pages per issue I understand their usefulness
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They've been great on the current X-Men group of books. We get more info and less generic advertising. I wouldn't mind a page or two explaining the new alphabet code. But no matter what, they've been well done and nicely designed.
I've liked about 80% of them. Cool little bits of extra detail that probably wouldn't have been easy to convey in the text or art, can be jammed into a densely written page and offer lots of tantalizing goodies.
A few though seem like a waste, or actually kind of piss me off, since I feel like the information described on them should have been an actual scene in the book, like they ran out of time for the art and just summarized a page...
House of X and Powers of X have about 32 story pages, again a regular comic is 20 pages that normally cost about 3.99. Which puts the cost about 12 extra pages at about 2 dollars . Which means everything else PoX (46 page so 14 pages) House of X(47 pages so 15 pages) at about 1 dollar. You are saying 12 extra pages of art and 14 pages of supplemental stuff isn't worth 3 dollars.
I can't speak for you but I got House of X directors cut which is 7.99 but had 178 pages. I would say I got my money worth.