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Post: 2888544_2 created on Sat, 03 Jul 2004 23:53:21 +0000
Posted: Sat, 03 Jul 2004 23:53:21 +0000

I belive you are correct on this it makes sence for the writter to think this way I mean he wants this new comic to start off on the good side so he is going to the format that is the most popular. You know best for buiseness and I think people should give it a chance before just out right judging it.

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Post: 2888544_4 created on Sat, 03 Jul 2004 23:57:04 +0000
Posted: Sat, 03 Jul 2004 23:57:04 +0000

I don't like the story all that much confused . Wannabe manga that won't be good the n00bs, the spam.

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Post: 2888544_6 created on Sat, 03 Jul 2004 23:58:53 +0000
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Let's see....well, a day or two ago, an article came out in my local newspaper about a new "spider"-themed superheroine that was being created. She's like Spiderman, but she's not quite a "Spider-Girl". From her description, she seems okay, and the whole fact about her being a Latina is a nice twist. Aside from being a heroine, she's also, conveniently, a gymnast. Her attitude is strong, one of those "kick-a** girl" characters. She's also dropped the whole spandex getup and wears a sort of "ghetto" wardrobe. Her name? Aranya.

Now, I have a question for you all out there. From the article, the man who is creating the story of Aranya is going to go with the flow by making his comic following the "manga" format, since manga is so popular now. He says he thinks that'll make it popular and whatnot, and as I read it, I thought the contrary.

What do you think about the author making this "American style" story with the "manga-esque" touch? I thought that many people would just get mad and call it "wannabe manga" or something or other. It doesn't seem that bad, and I hope the comic does well.

"Manga format"? You mean it's manga style art?

I think so, yes. The article wasn't all too clear, but I think he's using some elements from manga. Maybe the big-eye thing. Dunno.

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Post: 2888544_8 created on Sun, 04 Jul 2004 00:00:19 +0000
Posted: Sun, 04 Jul 2004 00:00:19 +0000

Phishy Chan

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Let's see....well, a day or two ago, an article came out in my local newspaper about a new "spider"-themed superheroine that was being created. She's like Spiderman, but she's not quite a "Spider-Girl". From her description, she seems okay, and the whole fact about her being a Latina is a nice twist. Aside from being a heroine, she's also, conveniently, a gymnast. Her attitude is strong, one of those "kick-a** girl" characters. She's also dropped the whole spandex getup and wears a sort of "ghetto" wardrobe. Her name? Aranya.

Now, I have a question for you all out there. From the article, the man who is creating the story of Aranya is going to go with the flow by making his comic following the "manga" format, since manga is so popular now. He says he thinks that'll make it popular and whatnot, and as I read it, I thought the contrary.

What do you think about the author making this "American style" story with the "manga-esque" touch? I thought that many people would just get mad and call it "wannabe manga" or something or other. It doesn't seem that bad, and I hope the comic does well.

"Manga format"? You mean it's manga style art?

I think so, yes. The article wasn't all too clear, but I think he's using some elements from manga. Maybe the big-eye thing. Dunno.

I think when they say "Manga format" they mean that the actual book is of the smaller size usually used for Manga. Which ia bullshit, because Archie comics have been published that size since time immemorial.

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Post: 2888544_10 created on Sun, 04 Jul 2004 00:03:51 +0000
Posted: Sun, 04 Jul 2004 00:03:51 +0000

Maiadorn

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Let's see....well, a day or two ago, an article came out in my local newspaper about a new "spider"-themed superheroine that was being created. She's like Spiderman, but she's not quite a "Spider-Girl". From her description, she seems okay, and the whole fact about her being a Latina is a nice twist. Aside from being a heroine, she's also, conveniently, a gymnast. Her attitude is strong, one of those "kick-a** girl" characters. She's also dropped the whole spandex getup and wears a sort of "ghetto" wardrobe. Her name? Aranya.

Now, I have a question for you all out there. From the article, the man who is creating the story of Aranya is going to go with the flow by making his comic following the "manga" format, since manga is so popular now. He says he thinks that'll make it popular and whatnot, and as I read it, I thought the contrary.

What do you think about the author making this "American style" story with the "manga-esque" touch? I thought that many people would just get mad and call it "wannabe manga" or something or other. It doesn't seem that bad, and I hope the comic does well.

"Manga format"? You mean it's manga style art?

I think so, yes. The article wasn't all too clear, but I think he's using some elements from manga. Maybe the big-eye thing. Dunno.

I think when they say "Manga format" they mean that the actual book is of the smaller size usually used for Manga. Which ia bullshit, because Archie comics have been published that size since time immemorial.

I think I meant the "manga style". I think the format is going to be around the same as others.