Continued from yesterday's cover, we se that Trigon does not take kindly to having his family affairs interfered with. I don't think that Daimon Hellstrom will be too intimidated by him though, given his own familial relations. It should be an interesting battle!
My wife and I just started watching Helstrom last night. It's not comic accurate so far, but it is entertaining.
ReplyDeleteIf I were a betting man? I'd have to place my money on Trigon. I say this as a reader of "Embracing Your Inner Pessimist" by I.D. Ontcare.
ReplyDeleteWith "The Witches" being criticized for alleged bigotry of people with freaky(?) limbs, I wonder if the Schoolhouse Rock video song "Little Twelvetoes" was commented on unfavorably; the children's song uses a "freaks are aliens" trope.
ReplyDeleteThe only thing that bothered me, about that song, was the duodecimal math system. ;-)
ReplyDeleteBy contrast, the duodecimal math system was something that I thought was pretty cool, especially devising entirely new symbols for "dec" and "el." To this day I wonder what the Arabic numerals would look like if we'd actually had that kind of system.
ReplyDelete(I also still use the chorus of the Threes song when I have trouble multiplying by that number.)
"Elementary, My Dear." ;-D
ReplyDeleteGreat two-part, Ross. You're ability to find these cross universe threads continues to impress.
ReplyDeleteThis is a fantastic match-up.
Shouldn't Vanth the Stampede face off against TRIGUN er I mean Trigon?
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