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bzarcherSo, Genius.
After reading the "pilot" issue, this seems interesting. I'd really like to know what happened to the main character's family, and where the book goes from there.
However, the reactions in the thread are probably worth 200% of the entertainment value of the book.
To sum up:
A) Reading a comic book about a community declaring war on a corrupt police force will not make people go out, get guns, and start shooting cops.
B) On behalf of white people everywhere, we need to get the fuck over ourselves.
C) If there's a rising portion of people who believe that they're in more danger from the cops than anyone else? Maybe we'd fucking well better all get some guns of our own.
Unfortunately, I have the feeling it's gonna be too divisive to win the Pilot contest. If I had to guess, I'd give it to Twilight Guardian. It seems like a fun story, too, and there seems to be a good "cute factor" to the way the story's being presented.
After reading the "pilot" issue, this seems interesting. I'd really like to know what happened to the main character's family, and where the book goes from there.
However, the reactions in the thread are probably worth 200% of the entertainment value of the book.
To sum up:
A) Reading a comic book about a community declaring war on a corrupt police force will not make people go out, get guns, and start shooting cops.
B) On behalf of white people everywhere, we need to get the fuck over ourselves.
C) If there's a rising portion of people who believe that they're in more danger from the cops than anyone else? Maybe we'd fucking well better all get some guns of our own.
Unfortunately, I have the feeling it's gonna be too divisive to win the Pilot contest. If I had to guess, I'd give it to Twilight Guardian. It seems like a fun story, too, and there seems to be a good "cute factor" to the way the story's being presented.
