Over at Comics Alliance, one of the main writers began
his positive review for the new digital comic version of Batgirl: Year One with the following words:
"I'm skeptical of origin stories, particularly ones for characters that are decades old. I mean, honestly -- who cares? Are the specifics that important? Superman is going to be the same
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This high five, it is for you.
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I think it was the first Digimon series that instilled the love of character development, back stories and character interactions for me. It's been years since I last saw it but I still have vivid memories of it.
For me, while I love deep character stuff and insight I also love a bit formular being used in story. Because at the end of day, I feel that a series has to hit home what it is about whether by beating up the bad guy through some sort of shonen upgrade or maybe the character figures out something and gets to work on doing what he does best and does it magnificently perhaps with a little poignancy added at the end.
I like mindless action, only if the story and writer accepts that it's mindless action. Con Air was a delightful movie that was a dumb action movie that hardly tried to dispute that fact ( ... )
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