His dad can beat up your dad

[arbre_rieur]

Comments

[kurenai-tenka.livejournal.com]

Has there been a time skip or something?

[kamino_neko]

?? No. (Well, 6 didn't follow directly on 5 nor 7 on 6, but the couple hours between don't really count as what I'd call a time skip...) Why do you ask?

[kurenai-tenka.livejournal.com]

Oh, just that I thought his son was a lot longer, and I thought his daughter was going to be Animalwoman/girl... and the girl on the cover looks a lot older than her.

I've not been reading it, so I don't really know. :)

[kamino_neko]

Ahah...the cover...explaining that's a bit spoily...but it's not a time skip.

If you want to know, go ahead and ask and I (or someone else if they get to it before me)'ll post it in invisitext.

(Is 'longer' a typo for 'younger'? If so, no, Cliff's always been a teenager. If not, I'm not sure what you mean by that sentence. >_>)

[kurenai-tenka.livejournal.com]

Yeah, please fill me in if you wouldn't mind. :)

(And yes it is, sorry. XD That's what happens when I try to type and watch something at the same time...)

[kamino_neko]

Righty! Spoilers ahoy:

Near the end of the issue, Buddy has a (presumably) prophetic dream of what the future will be like if he fails in his job of protecting and training Maxine. She (as an adult, or at least older teen) is shown fighting against the Rot (along with Swamp Thing, and a pair of older folks I assume are John Constantine and Ellen), and being killed by one of them because she wasn't as good as she should have been, due to Buddy's failure. Then he wakes up, and sees Maxine, who is still 4 years old, who tells him the bad guys are here. And they are. Cue cliffhanger issue ending.

[kurenai-tenka.livejournal.com]

Ooh okay, cool. :) I really should be reading this comic.

[darkknightjrk]

Yes. Yes, you should.