r/Asmongold • u/SnapCrackleCock • 21h ago

Art Don’t ask questions, just consume product. Then get excited for next product.

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Credit George Alexopolis, @GPrime85 on X

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u/AverageBeakWoodcock “Are ya winning, son?” 16h ago

After clerks 3 Kevin smith shouldn’t be allowed near anything.

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u/SnapCrackleCock 16h ago

Never watched clerks, didn’t really seem like my jam. So he wasn’t always this way?

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u/AverageBeakWoodcock “Are ya winning, son?” 16h ago

All of his original works for the most part are amazing BUT he keeps talking about trying to do sequel and make them in to trilogy bs. The ones he has done so far get worse the further they go on, like heavily damaging to the originals worse.

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u/ShiberKivan 14h ago

His take on He-Man was trash. The first two Clerks movies were amazing though.

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u/AverageBeakWoodcock “Are ya winning, son?” 13h ago

The first clerks was gold, the second one was a silver and the 3ed should have been hung drawn and quartered before it was made. His he man also shouldn’t have been allowed

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u/QuiverDance97 17h ago

So real it hurts!

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u/SnapCrackleCock 16h ago

Year after year watching my favorite IPs be destroyed 

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u/Feralmoon87 14h ago

Dam, i think this is the first comic that's caused me to feel actual pain

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u/Fzrit 11h ago edited 11h ago

"It is I, your favorite childhood franchise!"

"Nope...not interested. Nor can I be bothered to get mad and outraged at something that doesn't deserve my time. I'm not gonna spend months being bitter and and angry at it. Just gonna ignore and spend my time/money on things I actually enjoy. What I saw in my childhood will always remain a fond memory, and nobody can "ruin" or "destroy" that no matter what garbage they shovel out. There is no divine cosmic rule protecting any franchise/IP from producing something shit, and my identity isn't tied to any franchise. I'll judge each product entirely on it's own merit, not what franchise it's part of. Next!"

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u/feriouscricket 10h ago

The worse thing is when Art became only a "product" and it shouldn't have ever happened.