TF in Uncanny X-men 456-9

blackvelvetrpg · 01-26-2008

Doubt that "process' is of much importance from a commercial/professional
POV.

The way I recall it the Marvel comics in the 1980's had stacks of 'process'
but had sacrificed the plot.

Hence plenty of issues with the harem girl of the month turning
into a cat/demon/saurian/etc -girl,but the plots were being
diluted and splintered to the point where the reader was faced with
price increases,feeble plots that after $10 spent on the comic book,ended
up where they began,and readers who slowly/quickly lost interest in
the fate of the harem girl as she fought off the latest demon trying to
usurp her control of Hell.

So basically a industry that concentrated on 'process',sacrificed
the plot and character,went bankrupt.

01-26-2008	#12
blackvelvetrpg Frequent Poster Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 246	Re: TF in Uncanny X-men 456-9 Doubt that "process' is of much importance from a commercial/professional POV. The way I recall it the Marvel comics in the 1980's had stacks of 'process' but had sacrificed the plot. Hence plenty of issues with the harem girl of the month turning into a cat/demon/saurian/etc -girl,but the plots were being diluted and splintered to the point where the reader was faced with price increases,feeble plots that after $10 spent on the comic book,ended up where they began,and readers who slowly/quickly lost interest in the fate of the harem girl as she fought off the latest demon trying to usurp her control of Hell. So basically a industry that concentrated on 'process',sacrificed the plot and character,went bankrupt.