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COMICS INTERNATIONAL #103 (UK)
Date: Jan 1999
Cover Price: £1.25/$1.95
Publisher: Quality Communications Magazine
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January 18, 2003 | Kesel in Comics International |
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From Booster
Topic: Beeber interview in Comics International (BIG BIG SPOILERS)
posted 01-17-2003 06:46 PM
Just found this in a feature on Solus in Comics International 154. I quote...
Describing the main cast members, Kesel continued "Andra Radiant, as she
comes to be known, is a tremendously powerful and astoundingly
impatient woman with a strange affinity for each of the CGU worlds and
absolutely no memory why. Lindy is a Sigil-Bearer who crosses Andra's
path in issue 1 and is completely destroyed by the experience. Zeuss is
the self-styled creator of an amazing artifical intelligence that has
taken over Lindy's world. And then there's Danik, who may be familiar to
the readers of Crux."
Discussing the project, the writer explained the most challenging aspect
was "balancing the needs for story against the big scale of the
universe we're cruising through. Too much scale and you yawn because
it's just space; too much "people stuff" and you're bored waiting for
something to happen. We needed to make it feel like Goldilock's porridge
: just right."
According to Kesel, the mood she, Perez and inker Rick Magyar are trying
to convey in Solus is one of energy and excitement. "We want you to be
intrigued, but without a clue as to what we'll do next." The style of
story, she added, will be one worthy of the artist. "Big, loud and
exhaustingly fun."
"If we do our job well," she continued, "You'll never notice that you're
cruising through a historical travelogue of the CGU. You'll just turn
the pages as fast as you can, read and yell 'Cool!' when it's done."
From Vu
Inside this issue...
cover: A wonderful excuse for us to show George Pérez' little-seen variant for AVENGERS #12.
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AVENGERS #12 (Retailer's Incentive) (Jan 1999)
COMICS INTERNATIONAL #103 (UK) (Jan 1999)
IRON MAN #15 (France)
(May 2000)
