r/ImageComics • u/MrBwriteSide70 • 2d ago
Discussion Kill Your Darlings? Thoughts?
Just finished reading this and Im curious everyone’s thoughts. Not gonna post spoilers but my main frustration was the final chapter felt like a rush to the end. There was so much build up and then MILLION MILES PER HOUR. I appreciated the original story mixing fantasy with horror (even if some was more graphic than I personally prefer.) What does everyone else think?
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u/Fearless_Mix2772 2d ago
Good stuff but ya this would have been so good at 10-12 issues with more breathing room.
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u/MrBwriteSide70 2d ago
Yeah, it felt like issue 7 should have been the end of the arc. 8 years later could have been a good way to do maybe a 4-5 issue concluding arc
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u/Fearless_Mix2772 2d ago
The team that did this have two awesome comics out right now, Blink and You’ll Miss It and Godzilla: Escape the Dead Zone
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u/Envy_onTHE_Toast 1d ago
Definitely liked it, but i also have some bias because i was listening to these dudes on a podcast with donny cates and ryan stegman like 7 years ago and it was cool to see them put out their first title
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u/Khorflir 1d ago
I loved most of the characters in this book. The art was awesome, would have liked some more issues just to build on the characters and the fantasy world more deeply, places, groups/people, etc
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u/Plucky_ducks 1d ago
I haven't read this but, I find in most fiction a really good ending is rare thing.
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u/Proper_Tax6923 1d ago
I loved the start…. I honestly can’t even remember how it ended. So that must mean it wasn’t bad enough for me to hate remember but also not good enough to stay in my brain.
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u/AnotherAtom80 1d ago
Loved the beginning, loved the art, loved a lot about it but agree about the ending. Magic system got kind of soft if I remember correctly. The Moon Is Following Us was very similar and really nailed the landing.
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u/JooksKIDD 2d ago
it started good but ended kinda mid. i can’t lie