Always watch your shows cause you break it down like it is also give the details and always taking your time not like others that always in a rush! Thank you and much appreciated keep it up cause you guys are outstanding!
Didn't feel forced?? I think this Batman event is unbelievably contrived and retrogressive. Why is Selina yelling at him over their marriage when (1) she left him at the altar and (2) this particular story conflict was already resolved when they got unofficially married? Character regression on top of a nonsensical plot; if this was a novel an editor would have thrown it in the trashcan. At least the Doomsday issue looks promising...
The mention of their marriage was only in one or two panels but this storyline has nothing to do with any of that. I don’t think this story feels forced because Selina has been training all of these henchmen to be thieves for a few issues in her own book so it was inevitable that they’d eventually cross paths with the Bat-family. I just think it feels natural because it’s not a brand-new story that’s suddenly popping up out of nowhere but rather a natural progression of where her story is going.
@@bumpkinstv6722 On the contrary, characters being written ridiculously out of character is highly pertinent to a story. Insofar as her thieves' guild is concerned, it's forced because it's nonsensical. Paying criminals not to commit crime? Training them to be better criminals? Paying millions to mob bosses to have them lay low? The idea that this works, or that she and her guild can accrue these funds by simply robbing a limited pool of billionaires (who would simply leave the city or stop carrying valuables in their homes, or quickly RUN OUT of jewels to steal) is ludicrous. Foisting such an absurd plan onto a character only makes said character look like, frankly, a moron. And basing the foundation of an event upon it is a recipe for failure. Anyways, sorry for the essays.
@@meropemerope6096I believe it was issue #85 or so, where Selina herself says they don't need an official document, thus making her line here even more idiotic.
Don’t read Star Wars comics, but will definitely be picking up in support. Congrats Andy!
Always watch your shows cause you break it down like it is also give the details and always taking your time not like others that always in a rush! Thank you and much appreciated keep it up cause you guys are outstanding!
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Need an autographed copy of Star Wars Hyper Space Stories by Andy ! 👍
We'll announce a link on our website to purchase one. Thanks for watching!
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37:40 seems intersting this speciallllllllllllll
39:20 didn't Ram V just had a exclusive contract with DC ? How can he write for this?
Good question, and I'm not sure really.
Andy, How long does it take you to draw an issue?
The book Ms. Marvel: new mutant#1 1 that has the homage of Xmen it is from comic book: X-Men Vol 1 101 which is the year 1976! Love that cover!
Good info, and thanks!
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I said 137. I was WAY off 🤣
Okay why do y’all not talk about Bruno 😂!?
Didn't feel forced?? I think this Batman event is unbelievably contrived and retrogressive. Why is Selina yelling at him over their marriage when (1) she left him at the altar and (2) this particular story conflict was already resolved when they got unofficially married? Character regression on top of a nonsensical plot; if this was a novel an editor would have thrown it in the trashcan. At least the Doomsday issue looks promising...
when did they got unofficially married?
The mention of their marriage was only in one or two panels but this storyline has nothing to do with any of that. I don’t think this story feels forced because Selina has been training all of these henchmen to be thieves for a few issues in her own book so it was inevitable that they’d eventually cross paths with the Bat-family. I just think it feels natural because it’s not a brand-new story that’s suddenly popping up out of nowhere but rather a natural progression of where her story is going.
@@meropemerope6096I believe they’re referring to the Batman/Catwoman Black Label series.
@@bumpkinstv6722 On the contrary, characters being written ridiculously out of character is highly pertinent to a story.
Insofar as her thieves' guild is concerned, it's forced because it's nonsensical. Paying criminals not to commit crime? Training them to be better criminals? Paying millions to mob bosses to have them lay low? The idea that this works, or that she and her guild can accrue these funds by simply robbing a limited pool of billionaires (who would simply leave the city or stop carrying valuables in their homes, or quickly RUN OUT of jewels to steal) is ludicrous.
Foisting such an absurd plan onto a character only makes said character look like, frankly, a moron. And basing the foundation of an event upon it is a recipe for failure. Anyways, sorry for the essays.
@@meropemerope6096I believe it was issue #85 or so, where Selina herself says they don't need an official document, thus making her line here even more idiotic.