Yikes. To each their own, I suppose. That would totally ruin it for me. I love surprises, and not knowing and trying to figure it out is half the fun; and besides, getting the ending before the story starts is probably never gonna happen here, so why not just enjoy it? I have a hard time relating to the way so many people get so worked up over this comic, ie, not liking the way it’s drawn or the fact it has long arcs, or disagreeing with the way the story should be told, fretting over this and that. It turns a comic that is beautifully drawn and great stories with fun characters into an anxiety filled b!tch session. For me it’s like sheesh, get a life and just enjoy the ride. Some type of schadenfreude or something.
Thoughtful? Yes. Sensible? In this case, yes, but overall that is debatable.
I’m glad Dill has gotten over his embarrassing charade game yesterday. If I was trying to act out Dill in a game of charades, I don’t think anyone would guess correctly, but I would have a blast being Dill temporarily.
Yikes. To each their own, I suppose. That would totally ruin it for me. I love surprises, and not knowing and trying to figure it out is half the fun; and besides, getting the ending before the story starts is probably never gonna happen here, so why not just enjoy it? I have a hard time relating to the way so many people get so worked up over this comic, ie, not liking the way it’s drawn or the fact it has long arcs, or disagreeing with the way the story should be told, fretting over this and that. It turns a comic that is beautifully drawn and great stories with fun characters into an anxiety filled b!tch session. For me it’s like sheesh, get a life and just enjoy the ride. Some type of schadenfreude or something.