How do you feel about Casey/April being depicted younger and younger?

*Cipher* · 04-06-2015, 10:07 PM

I don't really care, but it presents some logistical problems previous versions haven't had to deal with: mainly, what their daily lives have to look like in terms of school and family.

Both Nick and IDW have dealt with those angles ... somewhat gracefully, at best.

Mirage also managed to mine the older versions for emotionally resonant situations a lot of the time, but there's no age monopoly on those kinds of stories and just as often it was an excuse to not fully flesh out their lives.

So ... what're ya gonna do, except fully commit to the kinds of character choices you make.

04-06-2015, 10:07 PM	#11
Cipher Foot Elite Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 3,454	I don't really care, but it presents some logistical problems previous versions haven't had to deal with: mainly, what their daily lives have to look like in terms of school and family. Both Nick and IDW have dealt with those angles ... somewhat gracefully, at best. Mirage also managed to mine the older versions for emotionally resonant situations a lot of the time, but there's no age monopoly on those kinds of stories and just as often it was an excuse to not fully flesh out their lives. So ... what're ya gonna do, except fully commit to the kinds of character choices you make.