Showing posts with label covers shouldn't have writing on them. Show all posts
Showing posts with label covers shouldn't have writing on them. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Propositioning Children has Its Share of Challenges

What's my beef about this cover, you ask?


Well, for starters, I just don't like Madame Web.  I'm not a big fan of any character who just kind of sits around and dispatches information and/or orders. Yawn.  

It's a very passive activity, so the writers always feel like overstating their importance and I just feel like I'm being sold a bill of goods.  Information is helpful, but these days, I can "Google" just about anything.

I also don't like the caption boxes.  I generally think blurbs on covers are a mistake and this is a great example as to why.  Who is saying this to Spider-Man?  Is she speaking of herself in the third person?  If not, is someone standing off-camera?  It's very distracting.

But this issue had some Fun with Out of Context Dialogue (tm!) so there's that:


And here's a bit of Fun with Out of Context Dialogue (tm!) from Jimmy Olsen #2, courtesy of contributor Robert Gillis:


Awesome.

See you tomorrow!