Welcome to the first ever community discussion for the DC Daily Comic Book Club!
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This week the DC Daily Comic Book Club is checking out Doom Patrol (1987) Issues 23, 24, & 25! Available right here on DC Universe!
Go ahead and read them, I’ll wait.
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Big thank you to @Applejack and @JLWWSM for helping put this together. As well as the cast and crew of DC Daily. Now LET’S. GET. WEIRD. GRANT MORRISON WEIRD.
@vroom I’m with Don, after reading issue #23 I think I would go crazy trying to understand who he is… I’ll post my thoughts on #23 tommorrow or until the first real spoiler appears!
This is my first time reading this story. It was a weird, creepy, fun, and funny read. I dig it!
Issue #23
Crazy Jane lives up to her name. She’s fun because you never know who or what powers will show up.
Also, she could’ve walked through the bookstore’s door but instead, she broke the store’s window. The door was RIGHT THERE! Just sayin’ . She seemed to be in a trance or something.
Everytime she did something crazy in public, Robotman says to the bystanders, “It’s ok, she’s a superhero”. It was hilarious!
Issue #24
Red Jack’s need for suffering is terrifying - those poor tortured butterflies, comatose bride, and Negative Man/Rebis. His house is insanely creepy - I’d love to see it in live-action though.
Red Jack says, “Some stories have no meaning”. I wonder if this means we’ve seen the end of Red Jack forever.
What is that opening? Watching a helpless butterfly makes me so sad!
And it gets weirder with a neckless person and a wall of butterflies…
Also who is he marrying?
There’s a fantastic call out to the butterfly effect and hurricanes
The art on the giant bug is uniquely reminiscent of early Marvel Monster drawings.
It’s around this time I realized just how bonkers Morrison is.
1. Crazy Jane has gone Crazy
2. Dorothy is sensing giant bugs
3. Weird vision with Holly
That weird door sequence is so Trippy. At this point I’m completely lost
The ending is so so trippy.
Okay, thoughts on Issue: #23. I get Morrison weird now! I have very little clue what is going on but I somehow like it. The art by Case is what allows this weird to happen. It looks as trippy as it is reading it but it has heart and understandable relations allowing the story to continue forward even while the series gives you a lot of sound and fury.