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skund ([personal profile] skund) wrote in [community profile] theauthority2010-09-20 08:30 am

This week: WildCATS #27

WildCATS #27
Written by ADAM BEECHEN
Art by TIM SEELEY & ANDY SMITH
Cover by CHRIS SPROUSE & KARL STORY

The shocking secret of Aeon throws the Wildcats into chaos as Earth rips itself apart so that a universe might be saved! Meanwhile, Voodoo and Sir Edwin return to the Garden of Ancestral Memory for any help they can get and find it's become a shockingly different place since they last visited. Lynch and Grunge get rude surprises, Spartan returns to action, and Ladytron makes a few unusual new friends.


Anyone picking this up? Will a new Doctor be announced soon? Is Habib really gone? Apollo's prominent on the cover! Does that mean he'll actually feature in this issue? (Answer: no). Does anyone even read this series any more?
 
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[personal profile] kiev4am 2010-09-25 04:25 pm (UTC)(link)
Hello. Just slinking over from LJ to check the comm is here as well :) I didn't get this yet but there's a synopsis here.

Sounds very rushed (and the character 'reveal' is a WTF for me since I have no idea who that is. Also, disappointed that Gaia is in this book, with Midnighter and Apollo, without any reference to their huge debt to her from DnA's run). Under the circumstances, though, I can't blame the writer for the pacing. He came onto the WS boards the other day and was very honest, said basically he was all enthusiastic and had plotted a huge big story up to about issue #50 and wasn't told until after he'd finished #28 that the book was being canned along with everything else. So he did his best to tie up the biggest loose ends in the last couple of issues. Whatever my criticisms may be of his storylines, I admire his frankness, and his frustration seems really clear.

I was re-reading some old Authority and Midnighter stuff today. This did not improve my mood about the current state of affairs :(
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[personal profile] kiev4am 2010-09-26 09:02 pm (UTC)(link)
Oh, a re-read is a great idea! I've got digital versions of Ellis' run but not the rest (I'd be delighted to grab some more of it on download). It'd be nice to get some more people on here discovering the awesomeness that is Authority (slightly painful thought the nostalgia may be, now that WS is down the tubes).