And I meant ALLUSION up there, and had intended to put some white space into the post as well, but my computer at work is ANCIENT, and slower than crap. But that's the price of working in public radio. All the money goes into the studio computers that don't have net access. Ah well.
I guess my biggest worry is where they go from here. One of the big points of the book was that you had a team of heroes being financed by a major villain. And from the Strucker/Jenkins interchange this issue, it's more than likely that no more Hydra money's going to the T-bolts. Which could be good or bad. The series fumbled a little bit originally after Zemo outed the team in Vol 1, but picked up again after a few months. Hopefully it won't take as long this time around.
Part of me is worried though. There are a lot of problems with a mystery set-up like Thunderbolts. You don't want to play all the cards at once, because there's a lot of fun to be had with the suspense, and it can fall flat once you reveal it all, but you can't hide your hand indefinitely lest your audience lose interest. That's my main concern with LOST as well. I can't wait for teh big reveal, but then what? I love the Thunderbolts, I just hope they've got some good plans in the works now that the "big secret" is out.
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Re: hmm. (*SLIGHT* T-bolts spoilage, nothing major)
Date: 2005-03-10 08:44 pm (UTC)I guess my biggest worry is where they go from here. One of the big points of the book was that you had a team of heroes being financed by a major villain. And from the Strucker/Jenkins interchange this issue, it's more than likely that no more Hydra money's going to the T-bolts. Which could be good or bad. The series fumbled a little bit originally after Zemo outed the team in Vol 1, but picked up again after a few months. Hopefully it won't take as long this time around.
Part of me is worried though. There are a lot of problems with a mystery set-up like Thunderbolts. You don't want to play all the cards at once, because there's a lot of fun to be had with the suspense, and it can fall flat once you reveal it all, but you can't hide your hand indefinitely lest your audience lose interest. That's my main concern with LOST as well. I can't wait for teh big reveal, but then what? I love the Thunderbolts, I just hope they've got some good plans in the works now that the "big secret" is out.