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22nd April 2012, 11:11 PM
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Part of what I liked about it was that provided the reader had some prior knowledge, they were allowed certain freedoms while still being constrained and carried forward by the story. Like being able to imagine the emotional state of Ravage as he transitions between different factions, but having to read further to discover the new parameters for imagination (environment and character changes), informed by what we know his personality to be. It was a great, compelling read and I wish you the best of luck in getting it pencilled and published. I'll buy a copy if you promise to sign it
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