I prefer to read stories by a single creative team. I'm not a fan of changing artwork or changing voices in the narrative. Those things tend to be present when reading a crossover story. If there's going to be an "event" type story, I prefer that it come to us in the form of a separate mini-series by a set creative team. So yeah, definitely self-contained > crossovers.
I prefer to read stories by a single creative team. I'm not a fan of changing artwork or changing voices in the narrative. Those things tend to be present when reading a crossover story. If there's going to be an "event" type story, I prefer that it come to us in the form of a separate mini-series by a set creative team. So yeah, definitely self-contained > crossovers.
I agree. I like reading a story where there's just one voice and one direction for the characters. Sometimes switching the characters' personalities would irk me since I enjoyed the way the character was written before.
I love self contained stories...because I feel there are consistency problems with crossovers and sometimes it makes a good story agonizingly long if you don't like the other characters involved.
No doubt self contained stories....... I don't even bother with cross overs anymore. I don't know why people get so pissed when Marvel have an event. You don't to read it. It doesn't bother most of the books I read now. To be honest I think I'm reading more Image now than Marvel........ The only thing I pick up monthly from DC now is Wonder Woman. Everything else I wait for Trades in, or when it's a dollar digital.......
I love self contained stories...because I feel there are consistency problems with crossovers and sometimes it makes a good story agonizingly long if you don't like the other characters involved.
I agree with this! I usually get a little annoyed when other storylines get crossed into a story you were enjoying and the story has to change to go with the crossover story.
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