Prog 2322 - Corporate Carnage!

[IndigoPrime]

I doubt this forum is ever fully representative of the wider readership, and I've no doubt Pineapples clicked with some people. There's certainly a group of readers on social media who seem excited by it, although it's hard to know how many of them actually read the Prog these days.

As for criticism, we're fine with it here as long as it's constructive and doesn't veer into personal insults. And with Mills, it's worth noting that a lot of criticism has been a reflection of the ongoing venom he's hurled Rebellion's way in recent years, and his own repeated admissions that he took his foot off of the accelerator.

Still, yes, I'm glad someone liked it. But I'm not going to change my own tune on a series that for me did almost nothing whatsoever when it came to the script. (The art was a lot better, especially when Langley took over.)

[nxylas]

I find it hard to post a straight pro- or anti- opinion on Tin Man, because my own reaction to it was...complicated. I thought it was a mess, but there were parts I liked. But was that because they were actually any good, or because they reminded me of other, better Mills work?

Anyway, I think his best stuff right now is over on his Substack blog. I find his Storyteller and Secret History posts fascinating, and whilst I already read the Serial Killer novels when they first came out, they do show that his satirical savagery remains undimmed, even if his prose falls flat at times.

[Proudhuff]

the sad old man talking rubbish in the pub

Oi! You've just insulted three-quarters of the board here!

[nxylas]

II find his Storyteller and Secret History posts fascinating

Sorry, I meant Pageturners. Storyteller was the original name on his blog, Pageturners is a revised and expanded version of those posts.