[ SECRET POST #2447 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2447 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

This is right up there with people complaining about folks who discovered Sherlock Holmes via Sherlock (or Elementary or the Guy Ritchie movies) as if reading and enjoying Doyle's original stories somehow doesn't count for as much if your impetus to read them was a newer and/or non-traditional adaptation. Or people people complaining about those who only got into Doctor Who with the new series, and so on. It's elitist and silly to act like how or when people discover things determines how true a fan they are.

The first Star Trek movie I saw in a theater was The Voyage Home, but you know what? Not everyone is old enough for that to have been their first Trek movie. I'm not old enough to have seen Star Wars when it first came out in theaters. Most Batman fans alive today weren't around reading Batman comics in 1939. No one alive today was reading Sherlock Holmes stories in 1887. Give people a break for not having had an easy chance to discover something until the shiny new version came out.