Gail… Ragdoll jr, enough said

I definitely think people are too quick to call writers bad or misunderstanding the characters. They'll ignore the context of the story or have almost purposefully misinterpreted a story because it doesn't match their view of how a character "should be". I mean just look at the Batfam fandom.

Yesn't? I think I get what you're saying, characters can and should be changed to fit the story. I agree with the sentiment to some extent, but sometimes characters don't resemble themselves in any meaningful way and it's hard to understand why the character was changed in that way.

I meant more like the technical skills they require. What it's like conveying information in comics vs novels or the writing process of formatting scenes. I've been writing more prose styled work rather than scripts and wondered if you too felt the differences between the mediums.

A month later and I have a new question: what are some of the biggest differences between writing novels and comics?

I think we could all use pictures of the coolest lizard ever. He can play guitar, he's a great gamer, and well the picture of him with the gun is just funny. His name was Goji btw!

But that felt petty to complain like that, so I decided a general "calling characters out of character is kind of dumb" more productive... Also so little room for text and I'm not used to doing multi-posts... Anyway I ranted enough to a stranger on the open webs.

Surprisingly really relevant to why I wrote that post. Alan Grant changed irl as a person and Anarky changed because of that, but all my friend sees is this warped made up version of Anarky after 5 issues and completely ignores mine and other writers interruptions... Actually all canon.

Idk why, but I feel like he'd sound like Aaron Paul based on looks alone. I unfortunately don't know his personality, so I can't weigh in with that knowledge.

That is also true. In the everlasting words of Brennan Lee Mulligan: laws are a threat made by the dominant socioeconomic ethnic group of a given nation.

Probably not entirely relevant, but I love that quote and it even goes further