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What Did I See In That?

RiderOnTheStorm · 2018-08-30 07:52:07

Just re-read Adventures of Luther Arkwright, after gap of 30 odd years (found novels in attic while looking for something else). Was delighted at find, as I remember thinking this was the greatest story I saw in comic form. Well, it was, up to recently. OMG how wrong I was! Its childish rubbish. So, what titles/genres have…

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Just re-read Adventures of Luther Arkwright, after gap of 30 odd years (found novels in attic while looking for something else). Was delighted at find, as I remember thinking this was the greatest story I saw in comic form. Well, it was, up to recently. OMG how wrong I was! Its childish rubbish.

So, what titles/genres have you gone back to, only to find they were not as good as you remember? Did you change or has graphic novels improved so much since? Is the secret no to go back & open the box? What series do you read again & again, getting something new each time?

PS loving Sandman at the moment. Hope I dont hate it in 30 years!!

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