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TweetFirst issues are easy – it’s the second issue where you get the proper measure of where a story is going, how it’ll play out, and what the style is going to be like. Of course, that isn’t really the case when you’re reviewing a comic which adapts a movie and follows the plot of [...]
5 Comments on Review: Django Unchained #2, last added: 2/16/2013
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make django gay and i;ll read it
django should be gay as superman
How many issues will this adaptation be?
Nothing said Django was the only one who, “knows them by sight.” He said you’re exactly the one I’m looking for. He did not imply Django was the only person from the Carrucan Plantation that knew the Brittle brothers, or was the only person still alive from the Carrucan Plantation that might know the Brittle brothers.
If this love story was a Revenge scenario, then it seems like Django would be going after the people who owned the Carrucan Plantation and hired the Brittle brothers, who were only employees. The Brittle brothers did not own Django.