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       Holy Terror - Frank Miller
       By: ChipRawks Date: July 23, 2011, 9:10 am
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       [CENTER]Holy Terror
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       Holy Terror? Try Holy Sh*t, that was horrible!!! What the phuck
       was this garbage? This is what Frank Miller spent all his time
       writing, not writing, writing, not writing, changing the
       character from Batman to The Fixer? Mr. Miller just outdid
       himself here. He made me forget the abysmal Batman: The Dark
       Knight Strikes Again
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       />I didn't think that was even a remote possibility. I stand
       corrected.
       Now about this pile of dung. First off, the art is horrible.
       It's a lazy man's, bastardization of his Sin City style. Second,
       things that take place within the panels are so chaotic that you
       really can't tell if you're looking at a foot or a hand or a car
       or what. Third, the main characters are poorly thought out both
       in design and background story. Forth, the story itself was
       lame. There was no set up at all. Let me put it this way. Go
       rent True Lies and then fast-forward all the way to the final 20
       minutes of the movie and there you have it. Reading this "book"
       was just one long fight scene and then it's over. There is no
       set up and there certainly is no resolution other than.....
       Oh forget it. I've already wasted enough of my time here. This
       is a Skip for me and the rest of humanity. So, if this is so
       bad, then how did it get even a half star rating? I'm glad you
       asked. You know when you buy a new car and it comes with that
       "new car smell?" Well, this "new book smell" is AWESOME, which
       is the only good thing about this $30 book. I feel sorry for
       anyone that actually pays good money for this. I'm just
       fortunate to know people that allowed me to borrow this book
       first.
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       It's now safe to say that Frank Miller has written more sh*tty
       books than actual good ones. :::sigh::: Well, it sure seems that
       way lately. I need to revisit Sin City and read something good
       of his to get the taste of this one out.
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       UPDATE:
       I forgot to mention earlier about the books format. Just like
       his previous book, 300, this book is also in the widescreen
       format. This is what bugged me about 300 and one of the things
       that bugged me about Holy Terror. It's like Miller is purposely
       trying to hammer it in that he wants to change the status quo.
       It's been done countless times before and it's never worked with
       me or with the comic book buying public. It's just awkward
       reading a comic book like this. To me it also hinders the
       artwork itself. With the standard format, when you get a full
       shot of a character, the proportions look right. Do the same
       thing in a widescreen format and the character looks small
       because it has to fit within the reduce space on the page.
       My 2 cents.
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       Re: Holy Terror
       By: ChipRawks Date: July 25, 2011, 12:29 am
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       Scheduled to be released on the 10th anniversary of the
       September 11 attacks. The book/story is no longer associated
       with Batman or DC Comics. I'm eargarly awaiting this book, but
       I'd be lying if I said that I wasn't still a little bit bummed
       that Batman isn't in this one. Sigh.
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       Re: Holy Terror - Frank Miller
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 16, 2011, 10:03 am
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       Added Holy Terror Review up above.
       Oh, Brother!
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       Re: Holy Terror - Frank Miller
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 16, 2011, 10:05 am
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       Added Poll
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       Re: Holy Terror - Frank Miller
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 16, 2011, 10:06 am
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       Added the time it took to read this to....
       Oh, wait, I can't.
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       Re: Holy Terror - Frank Miller
       By: Mac Date: October 16, 2011, 4:56 pm
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       Wow, rather scathing. That bad huh.
       The trailer looked interesting. Then again them bastige
       trailers!!!!  >:(
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       Re: Holy Terror - Frank Miller
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 16, 2011, 5:05 pm
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       [quote author=Mac link=topic=97.msg2848#msg2848 date=1318802201]
       Wow, rather scathing. That bad huh.
       The trailer looked interesting. Then again them bastige
       trailers!!!!  >:(
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       After reading the book, I did in fact go back and watch the
       trailer to see exactly "how" they sold it to the buying public.
       Let's just say a lot of creative editing went into it.
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       Re: Holy Terror - Frank Miller
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: October 17, 2011, 1:44 am
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       Added Review UPDATE
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