a marked improvement
Wednesday is new comic book day, and what was the first book I grabbed when I realized it was finally available?
Darna #2, of course.
I'd been wanting to see how the sophomore issue turns out, given my disappointment with the writing of the maiden issue.
After reading it I found that, with some exceptions ("And mute. And muter still. Save...for the whimper of puppies!"), the writing has shown a marked improvement. If this book continues on its upward road, then #3 should be an interesting read. It's no Zsa Zsa Zaturnnah, but apples are apples, oranges are oranges.
Lan Medina's art is better than Ryan Orosco with less of the T&A (though there is still flesh aplenty, it is more contextualized than gratuitous), and feels "right" - very Filipino, very "ours". I enjoyed his art here as much I enjoyed it in Fables.
Production value is high (though I got double covers, I'm not complaining) and there was actually something to read.
But again, where is Sneak Peek?
Wednesday is new comic book day, and what was the first book I grabbed when I realized it was finally available?
Darna #2, of course.
I'd been wanting to see how the sophomore issue turns out, given my disappointment with the writing of the maiden issue.
After reading it I found that, with some exceptions ("And mute. And muter still. Save...for the whimper of puppies!"), the writing has shown a marked improvement. If this book continues on its upward road, then #3 should be an interesting read. It's no Zsa Zsa Zaturnnah, but apples are apples, oranges are oranges.
Lan Medina's art is better than Ryan Orosco with less of the T&A (though there is still flesh aplenty, it is more contextualized than gratuitous), and feels "right" - very Filipino, very "ours". I enjoyed his art here as much I enjoyed it in Fables.
Production value is high (though I got double covers, I'm not complaining) and there was actually something to read.
But again, where is Sneak Peek?
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