Post by sturgeon on May 8, 2021 21:55:01 GMT
This capital gave Carol an orgasm? Holy shit. Dunno what that says about her. This cap is vulgar, silly, gratuitously violent and packed full of grammatical errors. It's a sick love story between an alcoholic and a junkie being haunted by clowns during an apocalyptic forest fire.
And I really liked it.
It's super scrappy, in both senses of the word, with occasional laugh-out-loud moments. I haven't felt such an uncomfortable mixture of slapstick and threat since Who Framed Roger Rabbit. And it kept doubling down, getting more and more ridiculous - around chapter 10 or 11 I feared it had gone too far; the action went full bizzaro, and Evan and Cassie's characters ceased to be distinct. It escalated to a schlock ending worthy of Robert Rodriguez.
Was it all a giant metaphor for the impossible odds of overcoming addiction?
Nope. Really not.
There is a fine line between genius and madness, and I've no doubt that this cap spent more time on the side of madness, but the monkey was most definitely nudged.
I'm giving this a yes vote. Let's see if it can overcome the impossible odds of Bulldust and Rorschalk.
And I really liked it.
It's super scrappy, in both senses of the word, with occasional laugh-out-loud moments. I haven't felt such an uncomfortable mixture of slapstick and threat since Who Framed Roger Rabbit. And it kept doubling down, getting more and more ridiculous - around chapter 10 or 11 I feared it had gone too far; the action went full bizzaro, and Evan and Cassie's characters ceased to be distinct. It escalated to a schlock ending worthy of Robert Rodriguez.
Was it all a giant metaphor for the impossible odds of overcoming addiction?
Nope. Really not.
There is a fine line between genius and madness, and I've no doubt that this cap spent more time on the side of madness, but the monkey was most definitely nudged.
I'm giving this a yes vote. Let's see if it can overcome the impossible odds of Bulldust and Rorschalk.
