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| Re: I actually partially agree with you. | |
| Posted By: Dark One <gamecubekid@hotmail.com> | Date: 8/12/06 5:31 p.m. |
In Response To: Re: I actually partially agree with you. (Ain Soph Aur) : The title "Graphic Novel" in this case is misleading. I don't know
You're right, it's not a novel, it's a graphic novel. Actually, interesting enough, novel used to mean a short story. : Well, the entire point of a graphic novel is to convey visually the story.
The worse things are supposed "Ma5bs, which may be just carbines or, more likely, fuel rod guns, just colored gray. The cylindrical tanks, well, I think those were in concept art. : Short stories generally have endings. The story that took place in New
Actually it did. It very much had an ending. It wasn't the ideal ending, but it was an ending nonetheless. It really only left the fate of the main protagonist in doubt. That's common in fiction. : Short stories generally have points, or some kind of new information. Until
It did have a point that much is certain. The point was Sarge didn't just get knocked out after getting attacked by the Flood and just wake up not a zombie and walked out the door. It was a short action story that really only intended to tell a simple story and make a simple point. | |
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