Just like Tulip....Love this show. I never read these comics, did not even know they existed, so I'm going about this backwards, same way I did with Preacher, in that I ordered the compendium volume 1 and have been working my way through it. Great stuff so far but shocking that William is straight and Amber is white. What kind of homophobic racists were these authors? Thank God the tv show corrected this for our benefit.
Have they got green lit for 7 seasons? At this rate it's going to need that.supposedly s3 will start within a year. voice work been long done and kirtman said it was very far along nearly 8 months ago.
would really enjoy if they did an Allen the Alien mini-series or movie in-between
I think the Pharaoh is going to be a running joke for the season finale, maybe? Don't read comics so no idea what part he plays there.That Season 1 finale set a high bar, and the show may have already been renewed prior to them finishing the season two finale, but that didn't wrap up much, and even brought up old material (e.g. the pharaoh) for no payoff.
He clearly is supposed to be an homage to Mumm-Ra from Thundercats. Even the voice is almost the same.I think the Pharaoh is going to be a running joke for the season finale, maybe? Don't read comics so no idea what part he plays there.
he isn't in the comics.Don't read comics so no idea what part he plays there.
Edit: No specific plot spoilers, but broad impressions of the comic having read it end-to-end:
My impression of both of Kirkman's major series was that he starts with something fresh and tightly plotted and then just sort of...keeps it going, piling on subversions and moral ambiguities until everything is a "life's complicated" stew with no point of view and no plan for a dramatically satisfying payoff. It makes Invincible and TWD really easy to recommend that someone start reading, but equally hard to recommend that they stick it out and finish.
This section compares the well-known Hero's Journey formula, usually associated with Joseph Campbell, with the lesser-known mythotype pattern constructed by Lord Raglan. The former is, famously, the structure adopted by George Lucas for Luke Skywalker in Star Wars, while the latter more closely matches Frank Herbert's designs for Paul Atreides in Dune.
I'm on volume 2 of the comics now and fuck if this doesn't just keep getting better. I don't know how they can keep this up but it keeps getting bigger, crazier, grittier. I thought it was as crazy as it could get and then Conquest shows up, holy fuck that was the best (and most violent) art yet. Shit can literally not keep getting crazier than it is now, that would be unpossible.Love this show. I never read these comics, did not even know they existed, so I'm going about this backwards, same way I did with Preacher, in that I ordered the compendium volume 1 and have been working my way through it. Great stuff so far but shocking that William is straight and Amber is white. What kind of homophobic racists were these authors? Thank God the tv show corrected this for our benefit.