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Just read issue #5 today (very minor spoilers)

Posted by The One on 4/14/2007, 5:14 pm, in reply to "Re: newuniversal direction"
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I'm bad with names, so forgive me.
I also liked how the future dude wanted to see what the present version of himself was going to do in face of the jets/bomb, even though he knew what would happen (hope I'm making sense here).
I liked the part when that chick rescued that dude from the attempted nuclear explosion, and the future version of the dude saying "I don't remember this". This opens a world of storytelling possibilities now.
That last panel of the future dude was great, and for a second, I thought he was going die by the bomb right there.
I like the dialogue between all the military folks, especially with the risks of detonating a nuclear bomb on U.S. soil.
I started getting annoyed at the Native American and the whole vision quest thing, but liked his argument on how the white event must have impacted something. And I liked the fact that he was some big hotshot military guy too. That came as a pleasant surprise.
Still haven't dropped this book... so that's a sign right there that Ellis is doing something right.
Oh yeah, and for the Ellis fans out there, pick up "Fell". The latest issue is yet another superbly written one.

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newuniversal direction - Fred 4/11/2007, 12:55 am
- Re: newuniversal direction - Fred 4/11/2007, 9:31 pm
  - Re: newuniversal direction - The One 4/13/2007, 3:24 pm
    - Re: newuniversal direction - Fred 4/14/2007, 2:48 am
      - Just read issue #5 today (very minor spoilers) - The One 4/14/2007, 5:14 pm
        
        Re: Just read issue #5 today (very minor spoilers) - Fred 4/16/2007, 2:10 am
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--Previous Message-- : I'm bad with names, so forgive me. : : I also liked how the future dude wanted to : see what the present version of himself was : going to do in face of the jets/bomb, even : though he knew what would happen (hope I'm : making sense here). : : I liked the part when that chick rescued : that dude from the attempted nuclear : explosion, and the future version of the : dude saying "I don't remember : this". This opens a world of : storytelling possibilities now. : : That last panel of the future dude was : great, and for a second, I thought he was : going die by the bomb right there. : : I like the dialogue between all the military : folks, especially with the risks of : detonating a nuclear bomb on U.S. soil. : : I started getting annoyed at the Native : American and the whole vision quest thing, : but liked his argument on how the white : event must have impacted something. And I : liked the fact that he was some big hotshot : military guy too. That came as a pleasant : surprise. : : Still haven't dropped this book... so that's : a sign right there that Ellis is doing : something right. : : Oh yeah, and for the Ellis fans out there, : pick up "Fell". The latest issue : is yet another superbly written one. : :

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