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Post by darthfury78 on Jan 20, 2016 17:51:28 GMT
I'm just waiting for it to finally end now. That's pretty much the feeling here, which is somewhat of a lackluster. From past works from these authors ( Ultimates), I was expecting more. Perhaps Jon Hickman should have focused on writing the middle and the ending parts to the Secret Wars saga first(years ahead of time) because that gives the writer the energy to create a fantastic conclusion with plenty of time to sort it out before writing beginning phase of the story which tends to drag on until the creative energy is drained away from the writer before he gets to the middle and conclusion. This way, whenever the writer is tired of writing the story, he can tie it to his already completed middle and ending parts to the story that was done before the beginning of the series is written, as long as it was done a few years in advance. That is what the writer of the Japanese manga One Piece had done whereby he already completed the ending of the story(not published yet) before starting the beginning and middle parts to his on-going saga.
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Post by Ozymandias on Jan 20, 2016 21:36:33 GMT
That's pretty much the feeling here, which is somewhat of a lackluster. From past works from these authors ( Ultimates), I was expecting more. Perhaps Jon Hickman should have focused on writing the middle and the ending parts to the Secret Wars saga first(years ahead of time) because that gives the writer the energy to create a fantastic conclusion with plenty of time to sort it out before writing beginning phase of the story which tends to drag on until the creative energy is drained away from the writer before he gets to the middle and conclusion. This way, whenever the writer is tired of writing the story, he can tie it to his already completed middle and ending parts to the story that was done before the beginning of the series is written, as long as it was done a few years in advance. That is what the writer of the Japanese manga One Piece had done whereby he already completed the ending of the story(not published yet) before starting the beginning and middle parts to his on-going saga. I seem to remember, that there are other writers (not comic book writers necessarily) who also use that technique, of starting with the ending. The way I see it, that sounds like a good plan, because more often than not, a story gets ruined at the end. If you get the ending out of the way from the get go, you already have that sorted out. As for doing it, years before starting the rest of the series, I would've been content with them taking a few months to plan the whole thing, and have a clear idea of how much it was going to take them, to tell the whole thing. Giving Ribic more time, so as to end with enough time, would also have been nice.
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