I think I got through about 10 issues of the comics and my interest in them just went away. There was so much about them that didn't feel like Farscape. Farscape, to me, is Vivid, Larger than Life, Gross, Funny, Loud, Chaotic, Vivid, Vivid, and Vivid. None of this came through in the comics.
I think this situation just goes to show how precious collaboration is in a tv show. Writers, directors, set designers, costumers, actors...all that combined gives us the wonder of the shows. The comics just show how when there is only one person involved, things fall by the wayside.
I would imagine that the actors had a huge influence on how their characters were written. That influence is sadly lacking in the comics.
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Date: 2011-10-19 08:45 pm (UTC)I think this situation just goes to show how precious collaboration is in a tv show. Writers, directors, set designers, costumers, actors...all that combined gives us the wonder of the shows. The comics just show how when there is only one person involved, things fall by the wayside.
I would imagine that the actors had a huge influence on how their characters were written. That influence is sadly lacking in the comics.