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Day: February 21, 2009

Twitter Updates for 2009-02-21

  • Savory Garlic & Coffee Chicken for Dinner (like half a breast each, Jen had a whole one) Yum! Don’cha wish you had me to cook for ya? #
  • RT: favourite palindrome? Mine: “Lisa Bonet ate no basil”(via @danpinder) – Mm, good, but I prefer “Satan oscillate my metallic sonatas” #
  • Daemon McBain, you may be the LAMEST twice divorced 42-year-old EVER. I bet you have a ponytail and a bald head. #
  • OKay, good night. Heading home #

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Twitter Updates for 2009-02-21

  • Savory Garlic & Coffee Chicken for Dinner (like half a breast each, Jen had a whole one) Yum! Don’cha wish you had me to cook for ya? #
  • RT: favourite palindrome? Mine: “Lisa Bonet ate no basil”(via @danpinder) – Mm, good, but I prefer “Satan oscillate my metallic sonatas” #
  • Daemon McBain, you may be the LAMEST twice divorced 42-year-old EVER. I bet you have a ponytail and a bald head. #
  • OKay, good night. Heading home #

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Crossed 3: All that baking for nothing

It just needed doing.
It just needed doing.

Crossed 3 came out a while ago; it is kind of like a breather after the last two issues sort of dropped us into Wiry Meth-Head Rapist Armageddon.  Mr. Ennis gives us a (somewhat cliche) “Man’s Inhumanity to Man” story with issue 3; which is hardly the issue to lose the momentum that was set up in Issues 1 and 2.  One would have imagined that the story would reach a lull by issue 10, but this early break in the headlong run from the Crossed is kind of a letdown.

I’m not committed to the Characters yet, seeing them instead as a vehicle for us to ride on rather than actual “people in the story” if you understand.  They don’t really exist as people yet, you see.  They are brethless story ponys that we are riding with for now.

This is kind of where Crossed really drifts from what made “The Walking Dead” so good initially and so unsettling now;  I cared about Rick and his family right away.  I don’t care about any of the people in Crossed yet.  That lack of empathy for the characters puts Crossed at Risk of being just a one-off Violent comic instead of a promising story about survival (or death) in the face of Skinny Redneck Violence Rapists.

Just Saying.