I get the same feeling as when I'm playing Uno and someone plays a green 3 when I have a blue 1 and a yellow 2 and I really wish I could add them together but I can't so I fill up with impotent frustration and a sense of inevitable failure.
These days, Marvel and DC are an entire deck of Draw 4s. They can barely end one megacrossover event before starting the next one. Hell, most of them don't even HAVE endings, just segues into the next one. They're like Monty Python sketches without the humor.
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ReplyDeleteI get the same feeling as when I'm playing Uno and someone plays a green 3 when I have a blue 1 and a yellow 2 and I really wish I could add them together but I can't so I fill up with impotent frustration and a sense of inevitable failure.
ReplyDeleteTruer words were never spoken.
DeleteThe endless crossovers were a big reason I stopped reading mainstream superhero comics.
ReplyDelete~Classic analogy.
ReplyDeleteSick burn.
ReplyDeleteExcept Uno doesn't expect you to pay your hard earned cash for the four you draw.
ReplyDeleteMarvel and DC do.
These days, Marvel and DC are an entire deck of Draw 4s. They can barely end one megacrossover event before starting the next one. Hell, most of them don't even HAVE endings, just segues into the next one. They're like Monty Python sketches without the humor.
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