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Nathan Greno
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I guess being paper thin + rips/tears like paper + the nickname "Paper", made me think she might actually be made of paper...
I guessed wrong.
Edited by Nathan Greno on 30 May 2012 at 11:13pm
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Jason Mark Hickok
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Eagerly looking forward to issue #2!
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John Byrne
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Paper is not "paper thin". A sheet of paper, no matter how thin, has three dimensions. She doesn't.
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Andrew Davey
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Wow, she has length and width but no depth?! My brain is already racing to all the unusual places you can take such an unusual power/ability. A truely 2 dimensional object/person. Better not speculate outloud or I could ruin a potential future reveal. This is going to be a fun series!
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Flavio Sapha
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Nautilus keeps popping in my mind...what a great design! Sure HE
can't be the star of the book?
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Wilson Mui
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Rock, Scissor and Paper in name only. Instead very sophisticated science experiments? I like!
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Richard White
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I've read it three times now, what I love about it is the way it captures a certain era of comics, not really a definable era as such but a wonderful time when good comics entertained us, didn't speak down to us and didn't degrade itself as to appear adult. That rougher stock gave me a real kick too. Great fun, Cheers JB.
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Nathan Greno
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I've loaned my copy out to a few peeps and most of them liked it. I'm guessing you'll find it to be a fun read.
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Matt Hawes
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Stephen wrote:
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How long ago did you have your retailer order the comic? I checked the retailer site on Diamond on the reorders area, and it's in stock currently.
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Stephen Churay
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Please delete.
My apologies, JB.
Edited by Stephen Churay on 01 June 2012 at 12:25am
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John Byrne
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From my first post in this thread:But -- a quick request for this thread: let's keep this strictly about TRIO Number One. There is already a "general discussion" thread for this title. So, folk, wait until you have read the first issue before you comment here!
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Philippe Negrin
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I got it at the same time as the latest JBNM and frankly I couldn't say which of the 2 I prefered. JBNM may have more depth to it but with trio it was such a pleasant ride with all the pieces I needed in the right place to start. I loved the paper too, please keep it for this series... and I like that we get an "Arab" American hero. Have there been ones before ? The sea scenes were beautiful.Can't wait for #2 !
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