Post by vixx on Jul 14, 2016 17:59:33 GMT
Jul 14, 2016 11:12:09 GMT dav said:
Jul 14, 2016 5:13:26 GMT vixx said:
The problem with the first story is it was never really intended to be this big arc, just a quick and dirty way to say good bye... As a stand alone it works ok; you get a sweet good bye and she out there just not discussedI think they realized they made her too perfect t, and went back and patched it with a convoluted fix - but even that didn't work once the clone saga turned into this never ending monster
Don't think you'd need to rip out everything - but definatley reinterpret a lot of what's become questionable as they keep going to the clone well over and over
If you look at Warren as a clone - you're right, when decoupled from the silver age charector it's a lot more flexible
Think there are really only a couple of questions to be explained - if Warren is a clone
What is real vs only happened in the clones mind
Who is Sebra and his connection to Warren
How did he pick up (such high quality) cloning
Where did the Gwen clone come from
What's the progression from initial clones to Peter, Kaine, Ben, etc
Is this Warren the same we sell throughout the later books
How did the Gwen obsession begin and why has it persisted
How does this feed into and grow in scale to later clone stories
How does he have access to so much of Gwen's old stuff
How is real Gwen collected ( what's her arc)
How did he wind up with the clone later
Etc