Giant Girl Adventures Webcomic

GlobalError · 09-11-2013

Where did her hat go?

joebizzle · 09-11-2013

Ok obviously these are just my two cents. No one should take this as a personal attack or anything more seriously then idle thoughts and observations.

I may be inclined to agree normally, but when our heroine is a giantess, scale is inherently part of the experience. It's not just another detail, it's an intrinsic part of what makes her who she is. Putting scenes over a generic background removes part of what makes the characters here unique and interesting.

So Ronni cold clocks the girl? Does she hit anything? How the heck is the city still standing while this is going on? These are kind of part of the equation when your scene is two walking skyscrapers beating the heck out of each other.

It can just be a little underwhelming, particularly when the prior pages have gone into an impressive level of detail.

As I said, just my observations, the creative team are more then welcome to tell me to bugger off any time they like and I totally respect that.

09-11-2013	#1
GlobalError Leecher Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 6	Re: Giant Girl Adventures Webcomic Where did her hat go?

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joebizzle Lurker Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 14	Re: Giant Girl Adventures Webcomic Ok obviously these are just my two cents. No one should take this as a personal attack or anything more seriously then idle thoughts and observations. I may be inclined to agree normally, but when our heroine is a giantess, scale is inherently part of the experience. It's not just another detail, it's an intrinsic part of what makes her who she is. Putting scenes over a generic background removes part of what makes the characters here unique and interesting. So Ronni cold clocks the girl? Does she hit anything? How the heck is the city still standing while this is going on? These are kind of part of the equation when your scene is two walking skyscrapers beating the heck out of each other. It can just be a little underwhelming, particularly when the prior pages have gone into an impressive level of detail. As I said, just my observations, the creative team are more then welcome to tell me to bugger off any time they like and I totally respect that.