Women of a Certain Age

[superboyprime]

Comments

[auggie18]

...why am I not buying this book? It looks so awesome! I love set-ups like this and the execution is really fun.

[majingojira]

That one of the demons just wanted a kiss from one of them really sold me on this issue.

[michael_ellis_day]

I can think of several Doctor Who and/or Star Trek comic creators who could learn a lot from the above pages about how to a) convey immediately recognizable actor likenesses without making every panel look like it was traced from photo references and b) convey to readers these are the same characters without smothering every line with obscure fanwanky in-jokes and catchphrases. This is how to do it right.

[jlbarnett]

they don't look at all like the people who play the characters to me.

[righthondude]

to me, they don't look like the actors but they look like the characters, if that makes sense.

[lucky_gamble]

I know I shouldn't like the aunts...but I love 'em. Everything on these pages work.

[shadowpsykie]

Well they are kinda vain and self involved, but they are certainly not unlikable, and they do seem like genuinely cared about Giles

[outlawpoet]

Haha, awesome. I always wished there was more 'lifestyle' consequences of the existence of magic. Buffyverse magicians are always going rampagy or losing their powers and angsting, never using it to heat their tea or stay fit and young, which seems much more likely than a sudden OOC desire for universal domination.

[crinos]

Well in the first season Amy's mom body swapped with her daughter so she could do High School again and reclaim her glory days, and Willow used magic for hacking during that whole "Crack Magic" thing in season... six I think it was. But I think those might fall under the purview of rampagey and angsty.