Scott Snyder can do no wrong, in my opinion. He has actually managed to make me a Swamp Thing fan, and believe me, that is saying a lot. I have not bought this Annual yet, but I will, because if he has his hands in it, I know I will like it.
OK, maybe not the baby diapers, but that’s different.
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This moment, between Ragdoll and Scandal, was one lof my favorites, as was that moment when he reminded all of them that his whimsical appearance was hiding a very dangerous man.
I don’t know about other people, but it was always these moments, when the team itself seemed to be as out of touch with each other as we were with them, and I don’t mean that as a criticism, but rather to say that Gail Simone’s writing always made these characters seem infinitely deep, and no matter how much we saw, how much we thought we knew about them, how well we understood them, we were always way off.
We could never come to understand these characters any better than we could people we run into on the streets. Rather, we must have to settle for having a front row seat to their lives, to the surface of them, so we might get a small glimpse inside them from time to time.
How many writers in comics today have that kind of gift?
Frankly, I think Gail Simone might be a little crazy and these characters are actually her many different personalities. I can’t explain the depth of them any other way.
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How did I miss that she was holding his hand? Awwwww!
As always, Ragdoll is the right mixture of creepy/adorable.
This just shows what a weird job writing is. I spent maybe an hour and a half deciding whether or not Ragdoll would say, “huh,” in that sentence.
