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Topic: Issue 2 annotations. (Vol. 2, on with
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Sandfarmer
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 posted March 01, 2000 04:23 PM   
Since the other thread has turned into show and tell with BAJ...
I just read it and well. I can't say that I'm not a bit confused.
I think the art may be what has me stummped. Most of the art is good
but some is just plain disapointing. I don't want to ruin anything
yet but I do want to say...nice job Broad Arrow Jack. You've
done us proud. 
All and all, this issue left me smileing. I'll have to read it a
few more times to figure out the fuzzy parts. I look forward to the
rest of the Nexus's interpretations.
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louisemichel
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posted March 01, 2000 04:48 PM
aaaaaaaaarrrrrrggggggggl
another whole day to wait, here on the
other side of the Atlantic...
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Sandfarmer
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posted March 01, 2000 05:01 PM
Sorry, its worth it though. I'm dying to ask you guys some things.
Over analyzing it here has become part of the ritual.
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Broad Arrow
Jack
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posted March 01, 2000 05:11 PM
Damn, Sandfarmer, you beat me to it. I wanted to start this thread.
[This message has been edited by Broad Arrow Jack (edited March
13, 2000).]
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Broad Arrow
Jack
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posted March 01, 2000 05:12 PM
Oh, and the Nexus logo is obscured by text. so much for that
plan.
More discussion about the story itself once everyone's read it (I
can finally participate. Hurrah.).
[This message has been edited by Broad Arrow Jack (edited March
13, 2000).]
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Broad Arrow
Jack
Myrmidon |
posted March 01, 2000 05:15 PM
FUCK!!!!!
God DAMN IT!!!
Getting drunk tonight. Oh yes in-fucking-deed.
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October
Ghost
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posted March 01, 2000 05:33 PM
Condolences, BAJ. However, I really do like your work there - and
I'd love to see it colored by you. The final image of Jack is
perfect, if you ask me.
I do have to make a couple of complaints myself: Count me as
another rabid hater of the Pander brothers (they make everything and
everybody so damn UGLY) and the Ashley Wood pages were just a mess.
Storywise, I can say that I'm duly impressed. I love the
appearance by Audrey - Bobby's wife from Best Man Fall, and her
encounter with King Mob is probably the greatest moment of poetry in
the whole series.
Also very much enjoyed Jack's returning to his roots for
induction of the new Invisible. Who knew he'd end up just like Old
Malkie some day?
I did find the chapter a little confusing, but that might be due
to the speed-read I gave it in hopes that I could start this durn
thread (some people are TOO quick for me)! I'll have to go over it
again before I can say anything really intelligent.
OG
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Sandfarmer
Operative
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posted March 01, 2000 06:36 PM
You said what I was trying to hold back BAJ. I'm sorry but the
Pander bros. are horrible. I've seen that style done well before (Is
it Milligan I'm thinking of? Who did Trencher and the Doom Force
book?) but these guys failed. I'm in the midst of re-reading vol. 2
right now and the colors of the recent issues are just plain
depressing in comparison. I think Ms. Roeberg has let us down by
letting Vozzo tarnish a comic that deserves so much better. Sorry
BAJ, your work along with Buckingham's and GM's pencils on 22 were
the only pages I did not hate. Ridgeway did a decent job I guess.
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Sandfarmer
Operative
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posted March 01, 2000 06:42 PM
Oh, and I do appologize for starting this thread before you guys. I
was at the shop helping them unbox the comics waiting for this
issue. I read it in the parking lot and just could not wait to talk
about it.
I just re-read it again and I must say, Wood's pages are
horrible. If it were not for the clothing, I would not even know
that was Dane. Who is that other guy? He does not look like any
character I've ever seen before. Is it becasue I'm dumb or does the
art just suck that much.
BAJ, please put me on the list of those who would love to see
your version. I wish I could cheer you up. As a musician who has
often thought he created a masterpiece and then hated it after te
mixers got through, I understand your disapointment.
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seeker
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posted March 01, 2000 06:47 PM
I would *love* to see the originally drawn art. Can you email it to
me too, please?
And it would be wonderful to have the descriptions up, so that we
could see how this was intended to be.
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Sandfarmer
Operative
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posted March 01, 2000 06:55 PM
I'd really love to see what it was Wood was supposed to be drawing.
Gawd why couldn't Jimenez have drawn those pages?
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Broad Arrow
Jack
Myrmidon |
posted March 01, 2000 06:57 PM
Actually, what I think I'll do is email it to Tom, and he can put it
up on the site (if he wants to).
But anyone who sends me their mailing address will get a hard
copy.
[This message has been edited by Broad Arrow Jack (edited March
13, 2000).]
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louisemichel
Operative
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posted March 01, 2000 07:03 PM
let's petition so we have the scripts to read what was really on
those pages !
If the critical pages are not done correctly, it
could kill whatever effect was intended...
oh, I don't like
that...
And I've still more than half a day to wait...
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Sandfarmer
Operative
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posted March 01, 2000 07:07 PM
Brilliant BAJ. Years from now when I share this comic with my
offspring I can san, "Now this is how these pages are supposed to
look".
My favorite scenes are the one BAJ drew (you got to draw John
dude, that's awesome), the line from Dane about KM kicking ass, KM
riding off into the horizon, Dane's recruitment, and Dane and Fanny
after the chaos.
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Sandfarmer
Operative
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posted March 01, 2000 07:15 PM
Just looked at it again and you did draw a wicked Orlando BAJ (I'm
so jealous) but those colors are all wrong. Frustrating. 
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Nermin
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posted March 01, 2000 09:01 PM
I'd also like to see these pages,BAJ.
I had to take antiemetics when I saw
Panderbros'drawings.Disgusting.
It seems vertigo editors are only existing for decoration and to
deceive us by not providing the adequate complements to Grant'story
and to the fine artists involved(and I count you among these fine
artists BAJ).
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October
Ghost
Operative
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posted March 01, 2000 09:26 PM
Well, in defense of the editors involved, it must be a nightmare to
try and give the book any kind of cohesive feel when so many
different artists are involved.
But I'll never know why they wanted to give the Pander Brothers
any work. They really have produced the ugliest pages the series has
ever seen.
Oh, and the person Jack's walking with on the Ashley Wood pages
is supposed to be the Blind Chessman. It looks more like it was
DRAWN by a blind something or other. Sigh.
OG
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Sandfarmer
Operative
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posted March 01, 2000 09:52 PM
That sure did not look like any Blind Chessman I had ever seen
before. Horrible.
Just did a re-read and those pages by the Pander bros. are some
of the worst I've seen from a major publisher. How the fuck did this
happen. I'm not a big fan of Bond but at least his work did not
distract from the script. This is the first issue so far where I
feel the art really hurt the comic.
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Mystery
Gypt
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posted March 01, 2000 11:10 PM
I'm going to start making some annotation now, 'kay? (and nice job
cameron -- Fanny's facial expressions continually crack me up)
the "most important pages of the whole series", 12-14, are a
return to the moment in Volume II when dane and the blind
chessman/satan strolled through the UFO. Dane is not just
remembering, it is not just being re-iterated, it is happening again
because Dane is returning to this place that is outside time; these
panels hadn't been shown before, though, since dane was in his
"shamanic sickness" and all.
they are no doubt the "most
important" because this is where Grant lays out exactly the message
he was given in his own "alien contact experience." In fact he
explained all this stuff almost verbatim at the DisinoCon.
13:6 "The body, decades long, billion eyed" -- that's how grant
claims to have seen humanity when he himself was outside of time --
you look like some big long snake who is on one long line everywhere
you ever were in time.
14:4"Time is soil and for nourish larvae and grown in" Again, as
Grant said in his speach, humanity is larvae, planted here by the
being outside of time. They put us in this time world because they
want us to grow, and nothing grows outside of time.
A lot of the language is similar to some thingsa burroughs wrote;
i'm pretty sure this was a heavy influence on this part of Grant's
thinking. the following Burroughs quotes are from Ah Pook Is Here,
1979; VERY similar to what's happening in these panels:
From Ah Pook is Here:
"What does death need time for? The
answer is soooo simple. Death needs time for what it kills to grow
in" (25)
"Why did the Mayan priests need human bodies and human
time? Wait. They needed these bodies and this time as a landing
field and as a launching pad into space." (19)
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Dr.
Zum
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posted March 01, 2000 11:36 PM
SPOILERS
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not with a bang, but with a whimper...
There better be a GREAT wrap-up issue - this can NOT be how the
series ends!
Why the hell did the Panders get chosen for this gig? Their
artwork fit the first twelve of Grendel, as it seemed to mirror
Christine's descent into madness. Little did I know that it was
merely some sort of entropy of style.
John as a happy insect? Ya mean he LIKES being neutered?
This is the blind chessman- or a mean-looking Peter Murphy? The
other side doesn't look like a machine hell,it's more of a mopey
Bauhaus video
Sir Miles as the "hanged man"? Don't do it- you'll just break
your leg! Besides, ya gotta hang 'em the other way to get the
...err.. stuff.
Roger at the town dump? C'mon someone could have dragged her
stiff away at the end- it's not like they were being chased by
monsters anymore.
Audrey Murray appearing as cheap irony. Was that supposed to be
her leaving the flowers last ish. If yes, why?
Last page: last time I saw a straight-edge "X" it was 1987. Does
Criswell predict this, and pirate fash for next year?
Disappointed to be sure. I'd go into the Tarot imagery of the
ish, but why bother? Seems like Grant just used this issue to kill a
series of which he lost control. Could explain the cryptic comments
at the DisInfoCon thingee,"turned schizophrenic" indeed.
DrZ
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uncle
sham
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posted March 02, 2000 12:02 AM
6:3 Jolly Roger's arms are laying in the same up-down position as
The Magician's arms in the Rider Waite, and most other tarot card
decks. The notes laying on each arm reflect the meaning behind the
respective arms position. The left arm points downwards and says
'LIFE' referring to the firmament and our earthly existence on it.
The right arms points to the heavens and says 'TOMMOROW', referring
to either our existence in the afterlife of whatever heaven you
choose to believe in, or simply, and in keeping with the themes of
the book, the future as opposed to the now or past where everything
is like a heaven where everybody gets what they want, because after
all, that's what King Mob's cell is here to ensure and is in the
process of doing even as Roger dies.
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Sandfarmer
Operative
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posted March 02, 2000 12:28 AM
Thanks for the translation of pages 12-14 Mystery Gypt. Woods
art on those pages is so horrible I had a hard time following the
script. I'm also a bit confused about page 15 and would like to see
what you guys thought. The background of page 15, panel 3 is insane.
I'm pretty bummed that Robin and Boy seem to be forgotten.
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Todd
Operative
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posted March 02, 2000 12:46 AM
Jim Crow was forgotten too! Curses. In issue 3, I thought it was one
of the Archons who had grabbed Roger by the head, not the Shadow
King. He seems a lil slow to be plucking terrorists off the ground
by their gourds.
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Sandfarmer
Operative
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posted March 02, 2000 12:59 AM
You are right Todd. I'm a bit afraid to go back and look at issue 3
because I know if will just piss me off more. Issue 3 was a great
issue but 2...
I feel like something is missing.
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Lionheart
Operative
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posted March 02, 2000 01:01 AM
Mystery Gypt: Grant did not say that humanity is a larvae. He said
that the universe is a larvae.
But back to the issue:
Boy comes back!!!
Just kidding.
"WHAAAM!"
--ROY LICHTENSTEIN
Great story if you understand it. Covers a lot of things... uh..
I mean topics.
Page 8, panel 1,3,4,6: We see the 4d armor/universe surround
Fanny just like it does in the future flash-forward in vol. 2.
Interesting art mix-up:
The age of George. On page 18, he looks young. On page 8, 9 he
looks much older.
Page 16, panel 1: Sir Miles' mustache dissapears! and reappears
in panel 3.
p16 P.5: Helga is collecting the shit and spunk of
Sir Miles, as he hangs, into the Black Grail.
Page 22, panel 5: how can jack be the head of a school in 2001?
just wondering... Also, what the hell is "Glitterdammerung!"?
What happens to John'a'Dreams?
Page 2, panel 3, "Kirk Morrison.. uh.. i mean, King Mob is shot
into the stomach. In issue 3, he seemed to be bleeding from his
head. Also, what happens to Gideon Stargrave's ape mask? Is it on
sale on EBay?
That's all for now...
But...
On page 1, panel 3, Miles has a revolver.
On page 4, he has an
automatic.
Miles also fires 3 shots. Masonic reference? Am I looking in too
deep?
Wtf happens on page 9, panel 1? is it Dane/Jack's doing? Jim
Crow's?
Page 13, last panel: the blind chessman makes Jack/Dane aware of
his entire temporal body. Page 14, that pink tree is jack's body as
seen from outside of time. A tree. A "finger" of the universe. A
game piece growing out of the gameboard.
Page 15, nice background.
Page 11 and page 15: Jack steps into a broken(?) magick mirror
and steps out of a healthy(?) one.
Page 16, panel 2, far right, a bit above center, the swastikas
have arms now.
Whois in the last panel on page 17? John Constantine?
Page 18, first panel, Mr.Six is a happy smurf.
Now, to end it all is page 22, third panel, girl's forehead:
"FUCK U."
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Sandfarmer
Operative
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posted March 02, 2000 01:21 AM
Page 14, panel 3. What are those things falling from the pink
tree-like thing. Eyeballs, mushrooms?
I think a lot of the odd things are just side-effects of the
"artist's jam's" failure.
Page 12, panel 4- who is that with the rope? Miles with the same
rope that is NOT in his hands on page 16, panel 1? The same rope Six
gives some brown haired man in page 12, panel 2. Did Miles hair turn
brown and then back to grey on page 16 or am I an idiot?
I'm sorry but the colors are shit.
Page 13, panel 1, is that Helga ruining Miles day? I think it is
but the art is so horrible. I guess Six saw it too because on page
15, panel 5, he tells Helga hew was terrified.
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rory
Operative
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posted March 02, 2000 01:43 AM
I really want to read all these posts but I should really wait till
tomorrow.
Fuck.
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Liquid
Operative
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posted March 02, 2000 01:44 AM
Say what you want about the Pander Bros (and I'll almost definately
agree with you), but I do think they did a good job with the dead
Helga picture, page 6 panel 3. Minimalist (in comparrison to every
other frame they did). It's a good picture. I'm not sure wat my
point is though, because i didn't really like the ret of the pander
art.
I think i did like this issue a lot more than most of you though.
However, I do have a few questions however. Where did all those
pieces of paper come from? Where was the Marquis de Sade and his
people (I thought they were suppossed to be there, "Tell de Sade to
bring the orgone," but maybe, like Jim Crow, he was just helping out
from afar). What exactly did Helga do to the mirror? Oh no, wait, i
know he answer to that one. I'll be back after i reread it twice
over again
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Todd
Operative
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posted March 02, 2000 01:54 AM
This may be totally offbase, but the girl in the last scene...could
this be Robin? It sounds an awful lot like her childhood? Could jack
be recruiting her?
I don't want to dig out all the old issues where they give
robin's birthdate. If someone else knows what year she was born...I
seem to remember her being like 37 in 2012 or something...that would
make her...25 in 2001?
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number
nun
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posted March 02, 2000 02:11 AM
yeah im not into mob mentality, but it did seem like quit a rush
job. Its not like we havn't had to wait for delayed issues before.
But whatever, im happy as long as I'm not shot, and left in a mass
grave!
I had the blind chessman nailed for who he was when i
first saw him, but i also have been anxiously awaiting his return.
Those panzer bros seem like they had the FEAR when it came down
to it, i mean there is no way the abbey coulda been cleared out that
fast. Looks like they were intimidated by crowd scenes.
And Baj,
who are those guys busting through something on the first panel,
page nine? are they ciphermen? i figure they would all be
gloids.
The whole thing about the billion eyes seems stolen
straight from Kurt Vonnegut, im pretty sure slaughter house five.
Hey whats that song Miles is singing before he jumps? some eton
fight song? i cant say im not sorry about Miles death, he's kinda
like a bastard uncle that feels you up during the holidays...what
the hell am i typing about???
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creamedalbeeontoast
Operative
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posted March 02, 2000 02:26 AM
I just want to know what happens to George, Fanny and John after
page 9 (Dig the Art by the way BAJ. I'd love it if you could send
the proper version of your work my way.)
I mean they're getting
this lecture from John, right? guys with guns. very tense. And then
nothing till after it's all over. It seemed as if John was getting
to a vital point about how and why he allowed himself to be changed,
but it stopped before the good part. Maybe I was expecting a meeting
between him and KM. It seemed apropriate.
In general there still
seems to be several things that need flushing out here if I'm going
to acheve series closure.
Still we have another issue coming.
High spirits now!
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Antlerhead
Initiate
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posted March 02, 2000 02:27 AM
Okay, huge number of annotations...
p1 pan 6: This smoke appears to be the descending form of the
fifth archon, since it's going into the Shoggoth here and later
attacks Jack. So there were 5 archons in ish 3, afterall.
p1/2/3: Who's narrating here? Possibly a future Invisible (maybe
even the girl on the last page) as evidenced by "This was fucking
King Mob, man... They still talk about him" on p2 pan 1; but it also
sounds like it was someone who was there, as the narrator says
"Sometimes, I used to forget what he could actually do..." as if
they were there and knew Jack. Maybe it's Jack or Mob in the future,
after tehy've discarded their respective identities.
p. 3: Roy Lichtenstein was the painter who did blown-up comic
panels and used comic iconography, including sound effects like
"Whaaam!" as some kind of pretentious postmodern statement. You can
find some of his stuff at http://www.posterhouse.com/roylichtenstein/roylichtenstein.htm
p. 4 pan 2: The Killing of the King is a freemason ritual, as all
Kennedy conspiracy theorists should know, so the three bullets may
very well be symbolic. The ritual depends on all kinds of trinities,
I think.
p. 4 pan 5: This echoes the killing of Mr. Gelt in 1.1
p. 6/7: What is the yellow light that the words are coming from?
The Invisible College?
Anybody besides me want to drop Key 23 and
bust out the Magnetic Poetry set?
p. 8: BAJ, your Fanny is beautiful. Huge nose or not, a Motel 6
room for two sounds good about now.
p. 8 pan 5: John was Flint? Is John (and possibly by extension
the Blind Chessman) actually the reader? Following what he says
later in this issue, he dissapears into the time/fiction suit right
before the series starts, and comes back at the end enlightened.
Hmmmm....
p. 10 pan 1: Is that the Queen lying dead in the pink? Better
check the headlines tommorow... heee heee heee. Also, the smoke has
taken a new form after the possession.
p. 10 pan 4: Six and Helga have taken the place of the royal
guard guys at the mirror, and also appear to be the Lovers from the
tarot.
p. 11 pan 2: About the Hylic Grail, briefly: In Gnostic theory,
"Hylians" are people who only see the base, physical world. But you
already knew that.
p. 11 pan 4: Grant was talking about this in his Comics Journal
interview, about how Christ told him during his illness that he had
to break open his heart to let the light out.
p. 12 pan 4: How can Miles hang himself if this is just a bunch
of little segments of rope?
p. 13 pan 2: One of the meaning I take from this issue is that we
are finally being freed from the domination of the comic itself,
that now that we have been "educated" by Lord Morrison, we can go
forth into the world and get Whatever We Want. Those beetles are
cool, too... and there's two of them. Ring any bells?
p. 14 pan 2: Binary code is the mechanical notation of the
universe created by Light/Dark, Mirror/Anti-mirror. See, everything
does rise from duality. Puts a new spin on The Matrix.
p. 16: What's this song? The Eton alma mater or something? And
what comes after where Miles stops?
p. 18: I guess George's throat was cut after all, despite it not
being shown earlier. Is Oscar in Division X now?
p. 19: The infamous Tesco bag returns. And it has raw carrots and
vinegar crisps in it?
p. 20: This looks like Bobby Murray at various ages in the
background, and, amusingly enough, some Bobbies.
p. 21: How long was KM in the hospital? It should have only been
a day judging by Six's words, but Helga's already got her hair
back.
and it's gray.
What's the significance of "Olga
Tannen"? Just a warp of her old name and a new identity, I guess.
p. 22: The reader. It gets crazy from here, people... everybody
ends initiation and gets a Cool Life next month.
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Ramiel
Operative
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posted March 02, 2000 03:03 AM
I'm pretty certian that the Fuck U Girl from the end is the girl
they met in the mall while looking for Boy in v2.
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Dr.
Zum
Operative |
posted March 02, 2000 03:08 AM
Olga Tannen:
Joycean german- All' Getan? - All Done?
another gripe:
And after losing several pints of blood,and
nearly dying, KM leaves the hospital the same day, wearing the
bloody shirt that the ER team would have most certainly have had to
cut off of him.
DrZ
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uncle
sham
Initiate |
posted March 02, 2000 03:15 AM
antlerhead: initiation never ends.
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Lionheart
Operative
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posted March 02, 2000 03:22 AM
Todd: Robin's 37 when she's shagging K.M. which is almost 15 years
after she came to the past which makes the girl not Robin but the
new recruit seen in volume two.
Sandfarmer: yes, those are eyeballs. yum. Yes, it is Sir Miles
with the rope and you are right when you say the the colorist sucks.
i like his range of colors but he seems to be lost (in a purple
haze, perhaps?) and helga looks so fucked up when Miles' 23rd key
hits in.
Liquid: Don't you mean dead jolly roger? not helga? the papers
are dumped from above. since we do not see mr. six we assume
automatically that he is responcible (him being my favorite god guy,
with orlando being my favorite bad guy. ah, smell the duality...) I
think the orgone was used to kill orlando.
number nun: Those are the computer monitors exploding. Since
George is looking straight at them in the next panel I will assume
that he's responcible.
Antlerhead: Jack/Dane is narrating from the future. see page 11,
last panel.
Also, to all of those whom forget. Somebody said that
John'a'Dreams was a name/identity every invisible used at one time
or another.
About the rope. That's one trick we all learned. You tie knots
and make the segments a whole. Wow! Magic! 
About page 19: That bag is the one I dropped. It is my lunch. If
anybody finds it then please notify me. I'm hungry.
About K.M. It is the day after. Helga's hair is back and is white
because the experience was a "hair-raising experience." (Sorry. Old
Bugs Bunny joke.)
Oh, btw....
FUCK U.
is, as I believe,
FUCK UNIVERSITY
or:
The Invisible College version 2.0
The Shagadelic School
-=Lionheart=-
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Broad Arrow
Jack
Myrmidon |
posted March 02, 2000 03:30 AM
Lionheart: Dane isn't the headmaster on the last page; the girl
doesn't know who he is. He's just turned up at the school looking
for her.
Sandfarmer: Yes, that is Helga on the top of page 13 - "Helga's
face unfolds into biological horror - the unfolding of Kali, death
and devastation, life and generation."
Number Nun: The 1st panel of p. 9 depicts the computer
surveillance technicians, seen briefly last issue, as their
equipment explodes from the pressure of the incoming Archon.
Incidentally, I had originally drawn this panel as a Jack Kirby
scene of chaos, huge screaming face in the foreground, frenzied
panic in the background, but was asked to change it to how it now
appears, which in my opinion is a far more boring layout. And again,
those fucking colours didn't help any...
Antlerhead: Dane is the narrator at the beginning.
Ramiel: The Fuck U girl has been seen in the series before. I'll
leave it up to you to figure out where, for now. And she will be
seen again...
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Broad Arrow
Jack
Myrmidon |
posted March 02, 2000 03:38 AM
As far as the appearance of the Fuck U girl goes, fashion-wise, I'd
like to remind everyone that I merely inked this page. Grant came up
with the bizarro clothes which he described in a long rambling note
to me as "Straight Edge/Stepford wife/New Romantic/Early 80s Ladi
Di/Blouse and Jodhpurs/Midwich Cuckoos/Cute handbag on table/Avon
Lady/Straight Edge X on hand. Happy face Nazi armband (NOTE: again
fucked up by the colours). Badge: SEX DRINK DRUGS MEDIA (then a
little drawing of the badge with the line through it with a note:
"also Barbelith.").
There was a point when it was unsure if Grant would be drawing
this page, and I had produced rough pencils. My concept of the kids
of 2001 was nowhere near as odd as Grant's...
[This message has been edited by Broad Arrow Jack (edited March
02, 2000).]
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creamedalbeeontoast
Operative
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posted March 02, 2000 03:44 AM
The last page is not just a recruitment of the fuck u girl but of
the audience.
Jack is handing the blank badge to the
reader.
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Sandfarmer
Operative
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posted March 02, 2000 03:46 AM
Thanks guys.
New question though.
What the hell happened to the archons? We see them coming for
Dane and the guards on page 3 but then they are gone and frogotten
after that. How did Roger get from the hands of the arhons in issue
3 to the hands of Mr. Slimey in issue 2, page 4, panle 1. And what
about the queen. We see her take the crown in issue 3, page 19,
panel 3 but she is no where to be seen in issue 2 and Mr. Slimey has
the crown back? I'm confused and depressed.
I could also go on and on about how Vozzo couldn't even keep our
character's clothes the same colors from issue 3 to issue 2. Gawd
those colors suck. I hate to be negative and maybe after following a
comic for six years I expect too much but I must say I'm
disapointed.
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