And using a sharp rock, at that.
Jul. 9th, 2009 11:23 pmSo, had a pretty good day at work, and in better news I managed to get a scene written. It's a prologue in case I ever seriously try to turn The Villain of the Story into, like, a novel. Good news: It features Wee!Clark and Wee!Davis (or reasonable facsimilies thereof). Bad news: Wee!Davis tries to kill Wee!Clark D:
I think this will do a good job in setting tone. Y'know, if anyone complains about all the sex and violence later on, I'll just say "Page one! Baby-on-baby violence! You kept reading, that's on you!"
Ten people just went "There's going to be sex?" and went and overturned a car. I know how you people think.
Technically, it's reminiscent of Grant Morrison's run on New X-Men, but it's less stupid because A. Anything at all is less stupid than twins trying to kill each other in the womb and B. Now you know how the Silver Age feels, Morrison. Now you know how it feels!!
I think this will do a good job in setting tone. Y'know, if anyone complains about all the sex and violence later on, I'll just say "Page one! Baby-on-baby violence! You kept reading, that's on you!"
Ten people just went "There's going to be sex?" and went and overturned a car. I know how you people think.
Technically, it's reminiscent of Grant Morrison's run on New X-Men, but it's less stupid because A. Anything at all is less stupid than twins trying to kill each other in the womb and B. Now you know how the Silver Age feels, Morrison. Now you know how it feels!!
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Date: 2009-07-10 04:42 am (UTC)This is not what I'd call bad news.
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Date: 2009-07-10 08:07 am (UTC)There is nothing about this paragraph that I don't love. *Nothing*.