CBR: Pipeline - Oct 4, 2011

[CBR News]

The last thing you want to read is a boring comic, and Augie finds "Holy Terror" anything to be anything but. Also, which books were worth reading from the final week of DC Comics' New 52 launch?


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[pmpknface]

I liked HOLY TERROR overall. Yes, the art was so washy in points that it was annoying. I don't mind the spot color though. I think if there was MORE it it, it would work better. I didn't like how in the beginning part the wide pages were containing 2 small pages. The format for the book wasn't utilized nearly in the same capacity that 300 was.

Still, it's a decent book.

[Augie De Blieck Jr.]

I liked HOLY TERROR overall. Yes, the art was so washy in points that it was annoying. I don't mind the spot color though. I think if there was MORE it it, it would work better. I didn't like how in the beginning part the wide pages were containing 2 small pages. The format for the book wasn't utilized nearly in the same capacity that 300 was.

Still, it's a decent book.

I wonder how much of that was caused by the switch from being a Batman book to being its own thing. I wonder if Miller started drawing for DC assuming a standard mini-series format type thing, and then adjusted the remaining pages to assume the wider format of the final book.

-Augie

[pmpknface]

I wonder how much of that was caused by the switch from being a Batman book to being its own thing. I wonder if Miller started drawing for DC assuming a standard mini-series format type thing, and then adjusted the remaining pages to assume the wider format of the final book.

-Augie

That's exactly what I was assuming. Now, I'm just wondering what Frank's doing next!