On one hand, it’s nice that the comics here are gaining enough traction to “break containment” and introduce others to the show.
On the other hand, the comics are a terrible first introduction because they expect you to have already watched the entire show to get the context (and then there’s Owl House: The Next Generation, which also requires you to have read Mark’s back catalog to catch up on his additions to the story)
I mean, over heard of owl house. And these comics pop up in my feed and reading them is interesting, but I have zero context. So yeah I realize I’m missing a lot, but it’s not like I can watch the show or anything, so here I am. Slightly interested, but unable to get into it
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On one hand, it’s nice that the comics here are gaining enough traction to “break containment” and introduce others to the show.
On the other hand, the comics are a terrible first introduction because they expect you to have already watched the entire show to get the context (and then there’s Owl House: The Next Generation, which also requires you to have read Mark’s back catalog to catch up on his additions to the story)
I mean, over heard of owl house. And these comics pop up in my feed and reading them is interesting, but I have zero context. So yeah I realize I’m missing a lot, but it’s not like I can watch the show or anything, so here I am. Slightly interested, but unable to get into it
I mean, if it’s access to the episodes that’s the problem, solutions are available. Heck, even Dana Terrace, the creator of the damn show, does it!
Nah it’s not access that’s the problem. I have 2 year old twins. If the TV is on, it’s either Blippi, Blues Clues, or Cocomelon.
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