What's right and what's not

[Ari Seppi]

Søren:                                                                
> In fact, that's what I like most about Disney comics, they are so   
> amasingly flexible and one never runs out of surprices or new       
> interpretations of our beloved characters...mice or ducks.          
                                                                      
I agree. They can really be used in different kinds of settings       
and some of these new versions work very well (PKNA is                
my favourite example).                                                
                                                                      
> So my message is plain and simple: Don't bother with consistancy and
                                                                      
> details, Disney comics wasn't meant for that in the first place!    
                                                                      
Well, one of the finenesses of Disney comics is that                  
while you are right about they not being meant as                     
consistent in the first place, they allow consistency.                
It works with them.                                                   
                                                                      
Unfortunate side effect of this - like you said - are                 
the people who think their One and Only                               
Opinion is the one everybody should have.                             
                                                                      
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Ari Seppi (mani at iki.fi)                                               
http://www.iki.fi/mani/                                               
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