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Type of bind: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 741.5971
EAN num: 9781932664126
ISBN number: 1932664122
Label: Oni Press
Manufacturer: Oni Press
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 200
Printing Date: June 15, 2005
Publishing house: Oni Press
Sale Popularity Level: 46959
Studio: Oni Press
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Does Scott and Ramona's burgeoning relationship have a future? Isn't Scott still supposedly dating Knives Chau? Who is Ramona's second evil ex-boyfriend, and why is he in Toronto? Who are The Clash At Demonhead, and what kind of bizarre art-punky music do they play? Who's their hot girl keyboardist, and what is Scott's relation to her? Why are they Knives Chau's new favourite band? Fights! Drama! Secrets revealed! The answers to all these questions and more!
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I enjoyed the very first 150 pages of the very first Scott Pilgrim book, which is why I was disappointed to see almost everything cool about it deconstructed in the last dozen pages. When I picked up volume two, it was hoping O'Malley would quickly dump the pointless regurgitation of videogame cliches and get the story back on track. I was sorely disappointed.
Scott Pilgrim can't decide if it wants to be a quirky romantic comedy or a wire-fu action romp, as a result it does neither well. Despite a strict avoidance of realism O'Malley fails to deliver a compelling fight sequence. What's worse is that while O'Malley shows actual skill in creating interesting and likable characters, his insistence on using fight sequences to resolve interpersonal conflict squanders his characters' potential.
Scott Pilgrim might have been an quirky and engaging rom-com, but it has become a messy cliche driven melodrama. Now the only value of these books serve, is as instruction for how an author can allow pandering to destroy his own work.
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There's a select few people who were around for the golden age of Impromanga... but from it a lot of artists exploded onto the scene. One who's talent was always apparent but never appreciated was Mal... who is finally hitting the big time with Scott Pilgrim.
Sure there's the upcoming Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead) movie adaptation in the works, but this is one of those books that doesn't need the movie deal to carry it. Fresh, innovative, addictive like pizza to a fat kid... Scott Pilgrim is on his way to conquering the world. You might want to take the time to nab the entire run, and Mal's very first manga Lost at Sea, if only to rub your friends faces in their lack of coolness for not getting them first.
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It is dork-tastic and kind of stupid, but if you're a gamer, or now gamers or, you know, watch tv and movies, you'll love this comic. This art is a little unrefined, but I think that was sort of the point, and the manga style is spot on for this book.
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Yep. I get every comic out these days but this was the best comic I think I have ever read. I can't wait for more.
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Girlfriends are evil.
Even more so if they are exes in rock bands, or other oddities. Current girlfriends that have ex-boyfriends that want to fight you are also a bit annoying.
So are teenage girls that like to go ninja on your current squeeze.
Having something to sit on at your place is also useful.
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