Fecchi's style

[Olaf Solstrand]

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAH!

Sigvald wrote:
> Secondly I think it's important to notice that it's Americans (Matthew
> Williams and Jonathan H. Gray) who so far has supported the "untraditional
> style" here on DCML in this round. My guess is that it is because that's an
> American style well known from Marwells super hero stories, and from 1999
> to 2003 (in the non-Disney period in the USA) such Marwell stuff was
> probably the comics most commonly read by our two mentioned friends. Thus I
> am not sure if their view are representative for the whole of DCML.

I think it's important to notice that it's a Norwegian (Sigvald Grøsfjeld jr.) 
who so far has supported the "traditional style" here on DCML in this round. My 
guess is that it is because this is a style he does not know from Dinsei's duck 
stories, and from 1990 to 2003 (in the Don Rosa period in Norway) such Dinsei 
stuff was probably the comics most commonly read by our mentioned friend. Thus 
I am not sure if his view is representative for the whole of DCML.



Sigvald, haven't you noticed that both Brazilians and Norwegians have written 
that they LOVE this style?

http://stp.ling.uu.se/pipermail/dcml/2003-October/025375.html
http://stp.ling.uu.se/pipermail/dcml/2003-October/025376.html



Why do you have to always assume that every sane person in the world agree with 
you in everything, and if they don't, that's because they've got some bad 
influence? It is NORMAL to have different taste. It is NORMAL to accept that 
others have different taste than you. And it is NORMAL to accept that not all 
comic books are made for you and you alone. It is NOT normal to always think 
that everybody agrees with you, like you do in this case. Sigvald, YOU'RE the 
_only_ person who's said anything bad about this style so far. Until now, four 
or five people have said their opinion against yours. And you just say 
that "these people are Americans, thus they've read Marvel, thus they've had 
bad influence, thus their opinions aren't important, this everybody agree with 
me". It's not like that!


I normally prefer saying things only once, but it's obvious that someone didn't 
hear me last time I said it (although he answered me), so: Dear Sigvald, dear 
Massimo, I'm a Norwegian, and I'm proud to say that I _LIKE_ Fecchi's panel 
design! I even like it _BETTER_ than the traditional style!

But my view may not be that important, as I read as much as *TWO* of Marvel's 
superhero stories in my life.



Olaf