I apologize beforehand for using the words "fuck", "shit", and "cunt" multiple times while reading this comic book.
Let's begin with Page One in which we learn a good lesson about why the current trend in Narration Boxing is fucking horrible.
See? They're not thought bubbles because he's passed out yet he's describing the action as it happens. Or he's commenting on the action from a future place as he watches/reads the comic with the reader. Lame. And it's not an omniscient narrator because it wants to use the personality of the character. It's fucked up bullshit is what it is.
I get it. We're being whimsical this issue. Okay.
The two decide to search the island and luckily for me and the other readers, Superboy recaps the whole Culling cross-over. OH FUCK ME IN THE FACE I'M RELIVING THAT GARBAGE! Please stop, Superboy. STOP. RIGHT NOW!
Okay, now that that's over, I'm ready to see how Cassie's hatred for Superboy turns into love. She already thinks he's a motherfucking sex bomb but she hates him and his deep blue eyes because he beat the shit out of her that one goddamned time.
I know, right? You fucking try to kill a bitch one fucking time and she can't forgive you even though she keeps calling you a sexy motherfucker. What's up with that?
Oh I do so hope they find more than just a Tyrannosaurus! Maybe it's time for another visit from the famous author Grunion Guy.
The Land That Time Forgot Because It Was Lost One Million Years Ago
By Grunion Guy
By Grunion Guy
The Explorer said, "Read it? I was the subject of that story because I found a lost city of dinosaurs on an island when I fell down a waterfall into the past!"
The scientist said, "That is what you call Chaos Probability. That means that if a butterfly flies around in China the chaos will probably ensue. It's very factual and things. I read it in a book that I checked out of the library."
The architect whose name was Mr. Brady lied, "I have read that book as well!" He lied because he didn't want the scientist to know that he liked watching television more than reading. "Oh, Mr. Explorer?" he asked trying to change the subject so that everyone would stop talking about books. "I would like to see this land of dinosaurs because I dig up fossils for a living and would like to see a living fossil, you dig?"
"Oh my that was very droll," proclaimed the Explorer who was British and in British, droll meant clever instead of stupid like most Americans think it means even if it doesn't. I think. "I will take you to the hidden land of dinosaurs immediately!"
The explorer and the architect and the scientist left the bar to go explore the land of the dinosaurs where things would be very exciting because they would probably see a Tyrannosaurus Rex and a Brontosaurus and a Stegosaurus and a Mechasaururs and a Placebosaurus and a Tarantusaurus too. But when the explorer tried to hail a cab, they were all hit by a bus and died.
The End!
This is not the end of the comic book.
Really? A vegan? I guess animal rights only matter right up until the point that your life is threatened. Sheesh. Typical!
Guess what the rest of the night is like? Cassie's cool to Superboy. Then she warms up to him. Then she gets angry with him. Then she feeds him fruit. Then she cools off. Then she warms up. Then she gets angry. Ugh.
If you hate him, stop complimenting him every single time you tell him you hate him! Oy fucking vey. Both of these Goddamn pricks are cunts.
Superboy #10 Rating: -1 Ranking. This entire budding romance between these two characters really relies on the fact that fans expect these two characters to be romantically involved again. So I think Lobdell thinks he's being clever when he makes it look like they're about to kiss or get close and then he makes them fight again! Ha ha! Pulled the rug out of the fans who want this ship to sail. And I actually think the relationship (not intimate, just whatever) between Cassie and Kon-el could really be played well if weren't being treated so jokey by Lobdell.
Other than all the bullshit stupid flirting going on (which, really, is an insult to everybody who has ever been in an abusive relationship), the rest of the comic played out like a TSR module from Gary Gygax's time with the company when most modules tended to offer a lot of tongue in cheek encounters.
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