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    Quote Originally Posted by Fesch_ View Post
    Maybe this can top it: http://twitpic.com/70lpt0
    That is amazing! Imagine those two working together on a movie.

    A shame indeed. I wonder what people in the US will say when they finally are able to compare Miller's version of Thermopylae with that of Oesterheld and Breccia's...
    They'll wonder why the Spartans are all behaving like poofs For me the homoerotic subtext is there, in the 'friendship' between Mort Cinder and his poet companion, and even if that's historically accurate for the Spartans to be homosexual, it probably deviates too much from the macho version Miller sold his audience to be accepted. In any event, it probably won't be violent and cool enough for them.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Eumenides View Post
    They'll wonder why the Spartans are all behaving like poofs For me the homoerotic subtext is there, in the 'friendship' between Mort Cinder and his poet companion, and even if that's historically accurate for the Spartans to be homosexual, it probably deviates too much from the macho version Miller sold his audience to be accepted. In any event, it probably won't be violent and cool enough for them.
    Sad thing is, you're right and makes me mighty sad.
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    Dude. Pandora just up and frickin' SHOT him!
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    Yeah I just read it. It seemed like something happened in every panel but then it felt like nothing happened at all. Very rabbit hole.

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    I bought the new reprint of Ballad of the Salt Sea only because of you guys. Im enjoying the art style alot. Hopefully there will be more reprints. I dont know much about the hero,the story yet but there is so much in the art,character,style. Im loving it :)


    Heh only i knew of Corto was some animation i saw early 2000s on tv here.
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    If you ever get the chance, get the Harvill edition of Ballad.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Otchofriend View Post
    If you ever get the chance, get the Harvill edition of Ballad.
    Whats the big difference ? Is the layout, the panels?

    Im not picky unless its terrible reprinting that missuse the layout or translate badly.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Libaax View Post
    Whats the big difference ? Is the layout, the panels?

    Im not picky unless its terrible reprinting that missuse the layout or translate badly.
    A bit better translations, dimensions are way bigger ( Harvill 11.6 x 8.7 x 0.9 inches, the reprint 6.8 x 0.9 x 9.5 inches), in black and white (the way it originally was done and was suppose to be viewed because of Pratt's amazing and bold use of B&W), panels aren't cutoff or moved like they are in the reprint. Very big differences that at times do take away from the story.
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