@TheCrowbar said:
Just a heads up, his Teen Titans was number 3 on the New York times best seller list.
http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/2012-09-30/paperback-graphic-books/list.html
And number 10 this week
http://www.nytimes.com/best-sellers-books/2012-10-07/paperback-graphic-books/list.html
quite literally shocking.
@PsychoKnights said:
@darth_jones said:
@PsychoKnights: Add Turning Wonder Girl into a skanky thief and change mediocre costume design to atrocious. Also add bad art and everything about Skitter. I'm not sure how I feel about Bunker. As much as I hate stereotypes it is different to see a more flamboyant gay character fighting crime. While I give props for diversity, it does feel a little forced. So, I remain fenced on Bunker.
I always find it odd that people think of Bunker as flamboyant. The interpretation of the character is in your mind. When I read him, he is a little more emotionally expressive and excitable than the average guy, but he is hardly a queen...at least in my way of viewing him. Honestly, if I had not seen the commentary on "Teen Titans has a gay character," all over comicvine, I probably would have been surprised when he outed himself in Teen Titans...5, I think.
Personally, I like Bunker, and I think Skitter could be interesting, but Lobdell has failed to develop her. Is she conscience? Is she like an animal? Does she ever turn back to a human form? What is going on with her anyway. Poor writing on Lobdell's part, but I'm not sure the character is without promise.
I have mixed feelings about the costume design.
With Cassie, I feel like I am looking at the same character with an entirely different set of life circumstances. With Tim and Connor, I feel like I'm looking at completely new characters. Bart...(chuckles) Bart is exactly the same.
haha you need to work on your gaydar lol. Bart seems like old Impuls- Bart not kid flash-bart. I'm ok with Impulse Bart though.
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