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Battlestar · Fan Joined: 17 Feb 2008 Posts: 11

I really thought that this series had one of the strongest concepts of all the CrossGen titles.

Lucky · Posted: Mon Feb 18, 2008 7:38 am Post subject:

Yeah, it really did. I got it for about a year, but had to make some cuts, and Crux was one of the casualities. I was glad when they moved Gammid over to Negation though, he was much more interesting there.
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Allen · First Joined: 20 Feb 2008 Posts: 1502

I have been working on interview with Sergio C. for while. We are into revision stage.
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Tigers · Fan Joined: 18 Feb 2008 Posts: 15

This was my favorite book. I loved Capricia and really wanted to see what was going to happen to her after that whole thing with her being pregnant with Sam's child.

That and we were left hanging with poor Zeph....

KLitke · Sigil Bearer Joined: 24 Feb 2008 Posts: 112

This was a great one initially, but I thought it got worse as time went on. I thought it was better before they started waking up Atlanteans. The idea that they were trying to was better. But there was some really great stuff in there.

negation · Fan Joined: 22 Feb 2008 Posts: 22

the first year was pretty strong, but nothing seemed to happen. The whole amusement park was mostly left untouched, there should have been dead bodies all over ( from the visitors to the park ) to add more of a dire nature to the Negation threat. The Atlanteans themselves did not seem to go anywhere ( I did love the thematic feel of the first 12 issues, there were some poignet moments and incredible art ( I have several prints from this time )

When Chuck took over, things got wierd,
I dont see where Aristophanes & Thraxis ( as cool as they looked ) added anything to the series. Issue 17 could have been amazing, but the art was weak.

Chuck Dixon has said he reccomended ending the series with issue 25, he would have been right.

I think the series had a great concept to begin with, lost its way ( After the series Negation came ) , than added unneeded charecters and was all over the place, with one of the weaker endings.

PS, I have not read these issues in some time, I need to take a new look ( maybe it was better than I remember )

KLitke · Sigil Bearer Joined: 24 Feb 2008 Posts: 112

I also thought some of the concepts weren't really explored as well as they could have. One reason I wanted to get this title was that it was esentially promised as a "Look, they wake up on an Earth that has become a defunct amusement park! They can literally walk from 30,000 BC to 30,000 AD within a few steps!", and they never really explored that. A couple issues tried to, but overall it wasn't about that. And that's okay because I liked what they did do (again, initially), but I wish they had delved into that stuff more.

Lucky · Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2008 9:37 pm Post subject:

JAY BIRD · Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2009 1:50 am Post subject:

so when the alantians transition

was they higher beings like solus and danik

or less??????

also I agree with you guys negation and crux are my favorite two out of the whole series

yeah and the amusement park then could have been cool

also I always was a little confused

crux take place after the negation war right?