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Creativity starves insanity
Despite picking up speed on the comics, the pause between leads the numbers to cast a thinning shadow. At once a great sight to achieve and one of utter regret.
Depression takes a turn at being ignored. There's a chance that having one too many blue days and using suicide as an escape is all too real for many out there. Most are efficient enough to need only one attempt. Others find it takes all their resolve and many shots at the mantle to create that lasting legacy. Whether or not it is what they wanted, they'll leave never really knowing.
Seriously? Beating up bad guys with a baloney gun not all up to smarts, this certainly isn't the kind to play nicely with the norms of logic and intelligence. At least in the name of the characters themselves. Flaming Carrot appears to be a remedial subject gone troppo. Seriously?
For all the nervous jitters in hooking up for the first time, the dialogue just snaps true. No clearer example of meaningless banter that both diffuses a situation and puts everyone at ease.
Revenge, it appears, is a dish served best while still alive and all the facilities are function to at least a passable level of acceptance. Through the fog that is hate, a light of love shines through the explosions. A freakish love of things that isn't the easiest to understand, but at its soul, a heart worth bleeding for.
Not a single word in any of these panels needs to carry the weight already lifted the quiet strength of the images alone. From the quaint and quiet towns the Africans knew, to the horrors of dying amongst their own in slave ships, it's a powerful thing to read and simply absorb.
Soon Van - Wednesday, 25 January 2006 - 05:52
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