CedricElieBenson

January 20, 2011 9:19 pm When did Superman start listening to Soulja Boi? 

September 16, 2010 9:40 pm Ya thats right! I've got 40$ and bunch of awards! I'm a pimp! 

July 11, 2010 8:58 pm

@daccampo: Ya, I guess It's my personal beef with that comic book. The reason I read Bendis's comic books because always need read an author I don't particularly like to justify my opinion on his/her writing. Like I said before, I'm open minded to anything (that's how I got into reading comic books). Also, I firm belief any writer can print something great in their life. I kind of newbie to comic books and really can't say anything about Watchmen thing because I haven't read it yet but when you got that many pages for something that minor to overall plot is bad. I starting to think that It is as much the fault of the artist as It is to the writer. If Alex Maleev did better job at laying out his pages, I wouldn't hated it as much. That kind of stuff makes me feel that getting less of story out of this than I should be.    

July 11, 2010 6:29 pm I couldn't finish this goddamn comic. Anything I hate more in a medium of storytelling is elongated points of nothing happening or nothing moving the plot forward but the fact that I have to listen to pretentious dialog from psychotic Ferris Bueller. I have nothing against decompression in my comic book but taking 5-6 pages in a comic book to tell you something that could be told around a page or 2 is ridiculous. Seriously, this are among the many serious flaws (others being, everyone sound the same and have same type of dialog; too much decompression; trying to be clever when its not; ignoring continuity; not doing research on character history or development; ridiculous violence against women; constant points of inactivity) that Brian Micheal Bendis has with all his comic books right now. I'm gonna try to read the rest tomorrow so don't believe this is my final opinion. I'm a guy second read troughs and chances and, pretty open minded. I hope this doesn't turn out like Phonogram; I still have nightmares about that.