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You'd think as the All-Star fiat is a sort of essentialism but also an attempt at encapsulating the whole mythology of a character, slipping in people like Ron Troupe would be necessary, yes, but necessarily a walk-on or referenced-in-dialogue moment, with Lois and Perry playing more significant roles. They have to exist, as they exist i the mythology, but they exist to establish a living-space. As opposed to a regular continuity continuing-title, where the lowest wrung characters can still have a whole issue or arc for themselves.
Not that Black Canary in the other All-Star series doesn't confusolate that notion.
And, Grant, your colorist's nightmare has really got me thinking about the tiny little choices coloring someone else's line work has got to involve. I do wish more of the books lining the shelves each month had your color palate/schema sensibilities. |
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