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Post by Goatmon on Sept 17, 2009 2:41:25 GMT
Sweeeeeet.
Imminent danger is always good.
Also; totally taking Tom up on that Commission thing, hopefully before he's forced to stop accepting them, which probably won't take long.
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Post by Casey on Sept 17, 2009 2:59:56 GMT
Kat seems to have gotten over any previous hostilities towards Winsbury. Or maybe she just wants to help him. Does Kat have any bad history with Winsbury other than the one time a year ago that he took her ball? |
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Post by Mylian on Sept 17, 2009 4:02:54 GMT
Even if it wasn't for the hair, I'd put her down as a fae just from the personality similarities with red. The hilarious similarities. You mean how she's a total bi-[EPITHET REDACTED]? |
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Post by TBeholder on Sept 17, 2009 4:32:58 GMT
Kat seems to have gotten over any previous hostilities towards Winsbury. Or maybe she just wants to help him. Does Kat have any bad history with Winsbury other than the one time a year ago that he took her ball? And annoyed Aly. Also, does being jerk all the time counts? But she apparently haven't anything against Janet. |
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Post by eightyfour on Sept 17, 2009 8:33:28 GMT
While Winsbury sure often acts like a jerk, I think he's more like the obligatory class clown than the (just as obligatory) class bully. That is, he sure may annoy people, but he isn't really hurtful/hostile, or even violent.
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Post by bisected8 on Sept 17, 2009 10:26:12 GMT
IMO... welcome to the beginning of whatever Tom was worried that people would have a problem with. IMO. I always assumed that he thought the issue would be with Kat's new hair...it certainly drew some complaints. |
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Post by wanderer on Sept 17, 2009 10:31:09 GMT
What if Marcia's responsible for it? Secretly she's a complete nutjob who kidnaps and murders children and hides their bodies in the basement, all the while blaming it on some ghost. She's going to kill everyone!  |
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Post by Casey on Sept 17, 2009 13:03:45 GMT
well, that would certainly be an unseen end to the comic...
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Post by Max on Sept 17, 2009 21:07:03 GMT
I am agreeing more and more with the posters who believe that this is a set up by the teachers. It just seems so contrived somehow, and I get the feeling Marcia is acting. Also, where is Annie? I would expect her to be right next to Kat, but we haven't seen here since she warned Kat to stay away from Jack. EDIT: Of course, the one time I don't preview my post is the time I misformat my URL. Fixed |
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Post by Casey on Sept 17, 2009 21:29:46 GMT
I am agreeing more and more with the posters who believe that this is a set up by the teachers. It just seems so contrived somehow, and I get the feeling Marcia is acting. Also, where is Annie? I would expect her to be right next to Kat, but we haven't seen here since she warned Kat to stay away from Jack. No quotation marks are needed around your URL in a [ url ] statement. |
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Post by todd on Sept 17, 2009 22:29:59 GMT
I am agreeing more and more with the posters who believe that this is a set up by the teachers. It just seems so contrived somehow, and I get the feeling Marcia is acting. Also, where is Annie? I would expect her to be right next to Kat, but we haven't seen here since she warned Kat to stay away from Jack. Maybe there just wasn't room to draw her without taking room away from characters more immediately important to these scenes (Marcia, Janet, Winsbury, etc.). And this might be another of those chapters that isn't about her (like "Dobranoc, Gamma", "A Week for Kat", "Red Returns", etc.) but about the supporting cast. |
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Post by Jiminiminy on Sept 17, 2009 23:08:17 GMT
I am agreeing more and more with the posters who believe that this is a set up by the teachers. It just seems so contrived somehow, and I get the feeling Marcia is acting. Also, where is Annie? I would expect her to be right next to Kat, but we haven't seen here since she warned Kat to stay away from Jack. Maybe there just wasn't room to draw her without taking room away from characters more immediately important to these scenes (Marcia, Janet, Winsbury, etc.). And this might be another of those chapters that isn't about her (like "Dobranoc, Gamma", "A Week for Kat", "Red Returns", etc.) but about the supporting cast. -Idly hums "This Vicious Cabaret"- ...Oh wait, no one would understand that reference. Maybe Annie's doing something exciting, like confronting Jack. |
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Post by Mishmash on Sept 17, 2009 23:35:25 GMT
I assumed Annie is with Kat, but we just don't see her because she is not saying anything. In panel 5 we see there are six kids outside the house, but we only see Kat and William up close. Annie could easily be one of the other four.
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Post by Max on Sept 18, 2009 3:51:23 GMT
I assumed Annie is with Kat, but we just don't see her because she is not saying anything. In panel 5 we see there are six kids outside the house, but we only see Kat and William up close. Annie could easily be one of the other four. I guess, I just found it so weird to go so long without seeing her. Though looking back over the chapter, she's had relatively little screentime so far. |
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Post by Aris Katsaris on Sept 18, 2009 3:56:46 GMT
-Idly hums "This Vicious Cabaret"- ...Oh wait, no one would understand that reference. Only a few weeks since I bought the V for Vendetta comic, so I kinda understood the reference. :-) |
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Post by Yin on Sept 18, 2009 5:04:47 GMT
Jim, it's a forum of geeks. Someone is going to get the ref, including aris and myself.
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Post by todd on Sept 18, 2009 10:58:25 GMT
Could you explain the reference to everyone who hasn't read "V for Vendetta" (such as me)?
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Post by Jiminiminy on Sept 18, 2009 11:04:31 GMT
Personally I see myself as more of a 'cultured slacker' so to speak. Could you explain the reference to everyone who hasn't read "V for Vendetta" (such as me)? 'This Vicious Cabaret' was the second book of the three, in which we read about the supporting characters, rather than V himself. I was comparing those other chapters to this, in that we get to know the other characters better, rather than just Annie. As for what I was humming, V plays a song in the prologue that sets up the story, and I thought of that as I read. |
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Post by Yin on Sept 18, 2009 14:15:00 GMT
You can hear the song here, incidentally. |
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