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Subj: Re: We're moving onward like a shark. Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 at 06:35:13 pm EST (Viewed 4 times) | Reply Subj: Re: We're moving onward like a shark. Posted: Sun Mar 07, 2010 at 05:05:11 pm EST (Viewed 3 times) | ||||||
Quote: I honestly expected Jay to be written out altogether with him taking over the role as the "spirit of Candia". Glad I was wrong. Curious to see what's going to happen to him. Unless he gets an array of trick hats to chuck at people he kind of needs his powers back.Well, according to Space Ghost, Jay's true power should always have been turning people into hats. Quote: Quote: > The second bit puts together a fun little rescue mission to the Center of the Universe. Quote: Quote: It helps resolve a danging subplot and it thinks out the crowd scenes for the main act of the issue.Quote: It was also quite entertaining, which is the most important thing.Yes, I needed something drastically different from the first scene to shift the tone. Quote: Quote: I'm glad you think that the idea won't sit well with some because that's part of our narrative.Quote: Which will be interesting, especially if someone reasonably points out the potential for disaster in the plan. The problem is, of course, in this "Power Corrupts" scenarios (ala "Civil War" and the PVB's own 1066 storyline) is that we know the heroes are by their nature incorruptible, so that we really have no moral qualms about them setting themselves up as above the law, since by the very nature of the genre the heroes are always right so trying to rein them in by bureaucracy is always wrong.Maybe we can challenge that a bit. We'll see how the scenario unfolds. | |||||||
