Morally wise it fits. Damian and Ras are a no brainer but it`s not challenging either.
Dick and Hush because...well, because. Not bad but not exciting either.
Morally wise it fits. Damian and Ras are a no brainer but it`s not challenging either.
Dick and Hush because...well, because. Not bad but not exciting either.
Yeah, meant it in a good way, especially if this face-off turns out more cerebral. I'll thank Seeley.
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Considering Seeley was working with King when Jason showed up on Grayson, we're back again with the Robin going bad premise, the current trend of making Lonnie a villain -missing the entire point of anarky as character- is a double slap on the face.
At this point I'm just sick of Jason being dragged to Batfamily events like this. I like he and Bruce are able to talk without turning into a fight every time but they need to stop making them glued to the hip.
Wasnt Grayson 12 all King? I don't remember clearly. Regardless, I wasn't offended by it though. Also the solicit states "some see him as the robin gone bad" so it can as much be alluding to misconception characters (and readers) who don't know Jason very well have of him. By giving the impression with the solicit, he can prove why its wrong in story. We'll see which direction Seeley takes, whether he is gonna deconstruct the trope.
Edit: Actually no I take it back. I wasn't offended by the reunion between Dick and Jason nor the punch. The other issue with the We Are Robins kids I was not okay with.
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Yeah, Grayson #12 was ALL King. I just looked at my digital issue of it and King's name is solo on the writing credit there so Seeley had nothing to do with how Jason was handled there and frankly I though he was handled just fine in that issue. Dick deserved both the punch Jason hit him with and the dressing down as well. Anyway I'm looking forward to the issue with Jason and Anarky as well as all the others.
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Jason was fine in Grayson #12. Dick deserved that reaction. He was also fine in his Nightwing appearance imo.
Seeley co-wrote King's entire tenure on Grayson.
Seeley lacks any subtlety or interest on subverting expectations, his Nightwing run was as predictable as it would get, so I don't expect any change now.
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His name isn't on that particular issue though. Only King's is. Seeley wasn't involved in every single issue of Grayson even if he was co-writer. There were a few specific issues that either ONLY Seeley or King wrote. # 12 was one such issue. I clearly remember one or the other of them mentioning that in an interview somewhere.
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Only the plot (the Story) was by Seeley not the actually script (writing). That was all King and that is why he is given the writer's credit if you look on Comixology. Most of the issues show both Seeley and King as the writers but this one doesn't and there are a few other times that is the case. It also says so right there in the image you provided. Script/ Tom King. Plot by Seeley and King. Script is the actual writing duties not plotting. That's a separate thing.
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At least Jason is one of the 5 character who gets a one shot, and no other Batfamily character is around to be pushed at his expense.
But I also think that it would be cooler to have Jason and Lonnie team up, and explore their different morals.