Historical Comics

General discussion and socializing.

Re: Historical Comics

Postby g1real » Fri Jan 28, 2011 12:45 pm

I read trough these mangas of yours, but there's no porn in any of them.

Why?
loftar: The inner chaos of the Jorbian mind is hard to conceal. :)
jorb: It's called creative license. You know, that thing you seem to want to apply to logic, grammar and coherence? :)
User avatar
g1real
 
Posts: 881
Joined: Sun Aug 09, 2009 10:30 am
Location: You are now breathing manually.

Re: Historical Comics

Postby SacreDoom » Fri Jan 28, 2011 2:47 pm

g1real wrote:I read trough these mangas of yours, but there's no porn in any of them.

Why?


This.
User avatar
SacreDoom
 
Posts: 2590
Joined: Tue Apr 06, 2010 3:14 pm

Re: Historical Comics

Postby danath » Fri Jan 28, 2011 7:47 pm

parapheen wrote:Here all the character and cultural aspects are showed in more or less positive way.
I'd say it has the old romantic point of view of English travelers of that age (oh, the exotic countries, the clean air). At some point they talk of a "savage" tribe that killed a woman by beating her, but that's it, nothing harsh is shown. Even a fight with "bad guys" is all about not trying to kill anyone on both sides. Plus the family is clearly rich, and is like all women are happy for working hard like slaves, while I've yet to see a man working. :lol:


g1real wrote:I read trough these mangas of yours, but there's no porn in any of them.
Why?
Because mangas don't have porn, that would be hentai (Badum tshh)
User avatar
danath
 
Posts: 93
Joined: Tue Feb 02, 2010 10:53 pm

Re: Historical Comics

Postby parapheen » Fri Jan 28, 2011 8:28 pm

danath wrote:
parapheen wrote:Here all the character and cultural aspects are showed in more or less positive way.
I'd say it has the old romantic point of view of English travelers of that age (oh, the exotic countries, the clean air). At some point they talk of a "savage" tribe that killed a woman by beating her, but that's it, nothing harsh is shown. Even a fight with "bad guys" is all about not trying to kill anyone on both sides. Plus the family is clearly rich, and is like all women are happy for working hard like slaves, while I've yet to see a man working. :lol:


Yeah but... this is not actually that sort of thing which i was asking about, this is still the choice of the author how to show the characters, the plot doesn't matter here.

Plus the family is clearly rich, and is like all women are happy for working hard like slaves, while I've yet to see a man working.

Yep. Haven't you noticed how similar it may be to some relatives of yours? I just can compare it to some of my kin, you know, and people are really pretty much happy of working like slaves, there's nothing wrong with it... about the men, yeah, that's pretty funny :lol: There still was some old carpenter, and actually in families like this men usually work outside of the household. Actually, it surprised me a bit how much does this stuff similar to these old-fashioned Ukrainian families which i have seen. But anyway... i understand that this thing makes the mange being pretty cute, but it looks still a bit wrong for me.

This is all about this good old dispute about what is better - realism or romanticism. I feel somehow surprised and... this manga looks not very natural for me as i mentioned already. So i just want to know what do other people think about it. Like...for example, what do you think of this story?
Не аз повинен твоеи смерти, или государь твои или ты сам, на мене ничто же рци зла: аще государь твои, ведая тебе малоумна и не научена, послал тя есть ко мне, к великоумну государю, то государь твои убил тя есть; аще ли сам дерзнул еси, не научився, то сам убил еси себя.

Main idea of the quote - this is your fault that i killed you, not mine.
User avatar
parapheen
 
Posts: 55
Joined: Tue Jan 11, 2011 11:46 pm

Re: Historical Comics

Postby Jackard » Sat Jan 29, 2011 9:26 am

heres some videos showing off how the artist draws http://natalie.mu/comic/pp/otoyomegatari
User avatar
Jackard
 
Posts: 8849
Joined: Sun Jul 12, 2009 6:07 am
Location: fucking curios how do they work

Re: Historical Comics

Postby Projeear » Sat Jan 29, 2011 12:51 pm

Usually, I get tired of reading cliché manga after the first 20 pages or so and close it with disgust.

However. This Vinland Saga is quite different, in my opinion. It's a damn good read!

Shame about the cliché "cute and moody" main character, though. Sigh.
Grand Walker of World 1 (w1).
Ex-Lawspeaker of New London, Deadwood and New Deadwood (w3).
Witness of the World 4 Great Explosion (w4).
Ex-Lawspeaker of Gregminster (w5).
Ex-Lawspeaker of Laketown (w6).
Squatter and Rebuilder of Templus Pacis (w6).
Hermit thereafter.
Lawspeaker of Tachbrookshire (Hafen 2)
User avatar
Projeear
 
Posts: 950
Joined: Tue Jan 11, 2011 2:02 am
Location: Jolly ol' England

Re: Historical Comics

Postby danath » Sat Jan 29, 2011 5:27 pm

Projeear wrote:Usually, I get tired of reading cliché manga after the first 20 pages or so and close it with disgust.

However. This Vinland Saga is quite different, in my opinion. It's a damn good read!

Shame about the cliché "cute and moody" main character, though. Sigh.

Image

No seriously, I'm happy Thorfinn isn't getting all the attention, while Askeladd gets more interesting.
User avatar
danath
 
Posts: 93
Joined: Tue Feb 02, 2010 10:53 pm

Re: Historical Comics

Postby Projeear » Sat Jan 29, 2011 8:42 pm

I've been reading this comic constantly since this morning. It's sucking me right in... It's so, so, so much alike to my favourite video game of all time, Suikoden. Kinda.

In any case. Currently at #46, page 20. :)
Grand Walker of World 1 (w1).
Ex-Lawspeaker of New London, Deadwood and New Deadwood (w3).
Witness of the World 4 Great Explosion (w4).
Ex-Lawspeaker of Gregminster (w5).
Ex-Lawspeaker of Laketown (w6).
Squatter and Rebuilder of Templus Pacis (w6).
Hermit thereafter.
Lawspeaker of Tachbrookshire (Hafen 2)
User avatar
Projeear
 
Posts: 950
Joined: Tue Jan 11, 2011 2:02 am
Location: Jolly ol' England

Re: Historical Comics

Postby Projeear » Sun Jan 30, 2011 3:03 am

Finished it..! Took me 15 hours, but I finished it, damn you.

Damn good read, bravo. I'd pay to watch that as a film.
Grand Walker of World 1 (w1).
Ex-Lawspeaker of New London, Deadwood and New Deadwood (w3).
Witness of the World 4 Great Explosion (w4).
Ex-Lawspeaker of Gregminster (w5).
Ex-Lawspeaker of Laketown (w6).
Squatter and Rebuilder of Templus Pacis (w6).
Hermit thereafter.
Lawspeaker of Tachbrookshire (Hafen 2)
User avatar
Projeear
 
Posts: 950
Joined: Tue Jan 11, 2011 2:02 am
Location: Jolly ol' England

Re: Historical Comics

Postby Thijssnl » Sun Jan 30, 2011 2:30 pm

Projeear wrote:Finished it..! Took me 15 hours, but I finished it, damn you.

Damn good read, bravo. I'd pay to watch that as a film.

15 hours? Wholy shit.
User avatar
Thijssnl
 
Posts: 2389
Joined: Fri Mar 12, 2010 9:09 pm

PreviousNext

Return to The Inn of Brodgar

Who is online

Users browsing this forum: Claude [Bot], Dotbot [Bot] and 4 guests