I suggest Slaine would be improved by the inclusion of characterisation and a bit of variety.
I haven't been able to tell one story from another for years.
Remember that poll asking for our favourite Slaine epic? I was at a bit of a loss, because I thought it was all the same sh*te since Time Killer.
Maybe I'm being a bit harsh, but I'm losing patience with this Goth-appeal Celtic pap. I even liked Langley's art in Prog 2003 and now I've gone off it again.
Slaine needs a radical reinvention, or at least a bit of direction.
Basic formula for all recent stories: Someone attacks. People get killed. Slaine fights back, warps out, greets a wee bit and then it ends again.
Pants, pants, pants. This from someone who can produce Time Killer, the Shoggey Beast, Metalzoic, Marshall Law and all sorts of other great stuff.
Get a grip on Slaine, Pat, because it's what you'll be most remembered for when you finally retire.
- Trout