Heinous alterations
Writing
Issue 27 of Sydney street magazine, Last, features a textural suppleness, not unlike when Marvel Comics switched to heavier doses of lubricant on the cover stock used in their Ultimate universe line.
Strapping down one half of a page, a review of Bill & Ted's Most Excellent Adventures volume one. A Slave Labor Graphics black and white recollection in reduced state of the Marvel Comics series—originally in colour and at the standard comicbook size—based on the films of the same name.
Originally delivered at 350 words, the piece ends up looking rather foreign at what might have been an expansion to 400 or 450 words. Clearly affected by the space given, altered phrases take some liberty at their execution and result in a clear shock. At least the overall aim and appraisal remains the same. Bogus.
Soon Van - Wednesday, 6 April 2005 - 02:00
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