You know, I don't want to complain or anything, but the fact that the third Queen And Country: Declassified miniseries (deftly written by Antony Johnston with Christopher Mitten doing the drawing end of things) had its final issue come out on the same week as the second issue of series creator Greg Rucka's second Q&C:D did not go unnoticed in certain circles, namely me.
I will say this, though, in some slight defense of Rucka's lateness in this matter. That Rick Burchett cat? He can fucking art an employee manual and I'd want to look at it. Some great storytelling on his part, combined with a story I find pretty neat (once I remembered what the hell was happening,) ameliorated the crankiness quite a bit.
Now, to gulp down the rest of my coffee and head off.
Written on the Palm at Diesel, 8:20am. I shoulda gotten an extra shot of espresso.
I will say this, though, in some slight defense of Rucka's lateness in this matter. That Rick Burchett cat? He can fucking art an employee manual and I'd want to look at it. Some great storytelling on his part, combined with a story I find pretty neat (once I remembered what the hell was happening,) ameliorated the crankiness quite a bit.
Now, to gulp down the rest of my coffee and head off.
Written on the Palm at Diesel, 8:20am. I shoulda gotten an extra shot of espresso.
