That cliché is forgivable. What I
don’t understand is why she has to be captured by a wide array of bizarre
mutant males. I call this the X-men paradox. You never see an entire race of
mutants in X-Men with the same powers. There’s always a different power/body
type/ look for each character.
The same goes for Kamandi. No one
looks the same. And every mutant male is way too top heavy. (This type of art
work is a main reason why I am not a fan of A.D. 2000) I hate it.
The Omega Man, Mad Max, and Night of
the Comet are cult classics when it comes to this type of story and they all
used uniform looking villains. So, why does anyone how draws post-apocalyptic
comics feel that they have to go hog wild and draw a vast array of body types.
Carte Blanche is not an excuse. Why, it even insults my readership.
Not worth Consuming.
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