ShinyBoots1993
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Yes.Is it the actual Gojira or is it the one that appeared in the old Marvel comics?
We're combining the two since that's what Marvel did in later comics.
Frankenstein's Monster is also running around. So is Dracula.
Now hold on a sec-that was the golden era of comics where politics was kept to a minimum and writers just focused on making fun stories
Oh, then yeah. The X-Men specifically were used as political allegory. The Legacy Virus in particular was meant to represent aids. A virus that only attacked mutants, and then it was found out humans were susceptible to it.thats not to say the politics weren't there but it wasn't the hamfisted tumblr fanfic tier slop we get today.
Though in today's market if a writer tried to do the legacy virus storyline, they would unironically call it "Super Aids."
We brought this philosophy into our production. I rallied hard for chat bubbles so you could see character facial expressions and needing to go from characters to the left for Null's dialogue options would cause your gaze to pan the screenartists back then had to do everything by hand and so focused more heavily on using color, negative space, and exaggerated gestures to convey meaning, emotion, and focus readers attention on the right details (picrel)
Ron commissioned extra hand and arm gestures as well as conveying emotion through body language is very important to our storytelling.
#girlbossgatekeepBefore internet forums were taken over by the exact type of people that ruined comics and created the cancer that is the modern comics industry
To give people perspective, the Holder of Butts and I are the only devs who've been in hours long discord calls trying to make sense of character histories and personalities on Earth 69.I think I'd probably be closest, considering I have an insanely good memory for this shit, but 'loremaster' always just sounded like the most pretentious thing ever. I know you need someone who lives and breathes this stuff to keep everything consistent - it used to be an official job position at Lucasfilm when he still owned Star Wars, no idea if the job still exists - but still, just call it 'the go-to guy' or whatever.
I read from Giant Sixed X-Men to Onslaught. He read from X-Men #1 well into the 2000s and helped Maddening a lot with Jean's adaptation from "The Girl" from a 60s perspective and "The Girl" from a 2000s perspective.
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