The Dreadful

Pip Boy · 03-02-2011, 02:51 AM

How may comics before we see the supporting protagonist who is more 'serious business' and serves as a contrast to her ditsyness, disapproving constantly of her flippant attitude, and criticizing her when she puts her naive ideals before the mission?

EDIT: Im not trying to imply you're being predictable, I just read way too many TV tropes. Sometimes plot themes are used because they're work. No story is completely original, and making it your own is more in execution than in concept.

03-02-2011, 02:51 AM	#11
Pip Boy Sent to the cornfield Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: A right and proper Nerd Cave Posts: 2,460	How may comics before we see the supporting protagonist who is more 'serious business' and serves as a contrast to her ditsyness, disapproving constantly of her flippant attitude, and criticizing her when she puts her naive ideals before the mission? EDIT: Im not trying to imply you're being predictable, I just read way too many TV tropes. Sometimes plot themes are used because they're work. No story is completely original, and making it your own is more in execution than in concept. Last edited by Pip Boy; 03-02-2011 at 03:04 AM.