[ SECRET POST #2445 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2445 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[Breaking Bad]


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[Cillian Murphy]


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[Robert Downey Jr.]


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[Star Trek]


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[Homestuck]


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Comments

[sootyowl]

If a movie or tv show has a comic spinoff I generally don't think of them as canon. It can expand on what we've seen, but showing is telling, and if they don't get it convey the basics in the movie/show itself, the director/writer failed.

But thanks for telling me that they comics make their relationship a bit better :)

[visvang.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I agree. If some important point is not clear from a movie/TV show/original book, that's authors' fail. I sometimes have a feeling about these new Star Trek comics that writers checked Internet on what people found most confusing and then tried to make it clear in comics. Which is sometimes nice for slow ones in the audience (me, for example) but still a big fail on the movie part.
At least these comics are considered canon from authors' point of view (unlike tons of older Star Trek comics, novels etc.) which means, I hope, that we won't get any contradictory information.