At first I thought she might be the person in the time window from right at the start, but the hair doesn't match up.
Ooh... I didn't think of that last one. That makes the most sense, actually. And it'd really fit in with Foglio's style of writing, which could be described as Chekhov's Armory.*image snipped*
So is Otilia damaged so that she does not recognize Tarvek's authority? Or do you think maybe Tarvek's lineage to the Storm King isn't quite as strong as he believes. Of course it maybe something else entirely else is going on at the moment. Like maybe Otilia knows that Tarvek was killed and revived and so she no longer recognizes him as a true descendant to the Storm King.
At first I thought she might be the person in the time window from right at the start, but the hair doesn't match up.
Well, maybe it was the fact that Tarvek was hooked up to Gil while he was under the effects of battle draught.
So do you think Tarvek has received any special tinkering to give him his strength or do you think it could be a side effect of the recent reviving process. Of course Gil has showed amazing strength on several occasions but I always chalked those up to Klaus's tinkering/ the battle draught he had. Of course I suppose Lucreazia/the Other could have gotten some of the Jäger secrets and given them to her/its pawns.
Looking into it, I think Otilia probably was the original castleSo do you think the castle dumped it's mind into Otilia at the last second or do you think that Otilia could have been the original mind for the castle? Of course there could be a thousand and one different possibilities. So what are your thoughts?
Gonna have to agree. He's willingly gone to a bar full of Jagers during their scheduled brawl.Honestly, I have utmost faith that Higgs will be able to handle this.
There's definitely something odd going on with him. Of course, we knew that after seeing that he had completely recovered from two broken arms, a broken leg, and a bullet wound within a matter of days.Well Higg's has managed to go up a few more notches in pure awesomeness. But I am definitely starting to wonder more and more if Higg's has any special modifications done to him.
This is totally a possibility. But still we don't know what the connection between Lucrecia and Otillia are, or if Otillia is actually herself or the Castle's AI simply using her body as a vessel? Otillia doesn't seem to remember much about being the castle, otherwise she'd surely recognize Agatha and her claim as the Hetrodyne heir. But what does she have against Lucrecia? Lucrecia couldn't have been the one to put her down there, so that means she must have found Otillia at some point during her relationship with Bill and did something to it. It's possible this has something to do with the Hetrodyne Boys tale about the Dragon of Mars that was down in the castle's underbelly, which also involved Lucrecia's father.Hmm... I just took a look through the archives, and now I'm pretty much convinced that Otilia is the original source of Castle Heterodyne's sentience.
There's a pretty strong hint on this page that the castle became sentient in 1677, and the events of the comic are thought to take place around 1892-1894 -- about 215 years after the castle's sentience. This fits in quite well with Otillia having been missing for over 200 years.
Man, I feel like such a nerd.
Well, Lucrezia did destroy the castle, kill Klaus Barry Heterodyne, and then set off on a worldwide rampage.But what does she have against Lucrecia?.
I can't really think of any connections with past story lines. They mention Venice, where Gil and Tarvek once were I think, but other than that...nothin.Well today's comic certainly answered quite a few questions I had about Sanaa's past. But I can't help but feel that the Foglio's are dropping some hints for us or at least points to ponder during Sanna's back story.
I can't really think of any connections with past story lines. They mention Venice, where Gil and Tarvek once were I think, but other than that...nothin.[/QUOTE]Well today's comic certainly answered quite a few questions I had about Sanaa's past. But I can't help but feel that the Foglio's are dropping some hints for us or at least points to ponder during Sanna's back story.
He took out the Pirate Queen, without killing her... twice. Then drug her and the Baron out of a blimp afterwards. Not only that, but he knew exactly where to hit the Muse to disable her (not destroy her) in a single blow. Not only has he displayed some Spark knowledge, but he's more than proven himself more powerful than some of the supposed top tier in the series. He's probably a Heterodyne.I don't think he's her brother. At least not the one that supposedly died when the castle was attacked. So far Higgs, while a resourceful and strong individual, hasn't shown any Spark-like abilities. Certainly not strong enough to warrant being a Hetrodyne at any rate.
He took out the Pirate Queen, without killing her... twice. Then drug her and the Baron out of a blimp afterwards. Not only that, but he knew exactly where to hit the Muse to disable her (not destroy her) in a single blow. Not only has he displayed some Spark knowledge, but he's more than proven himself more powerful than some of the supposed top tier in the series. He's probably a Heterodyne.[/QUOTE]I don't think he's her brother. At least not the one that supposedly died when the castle was attacked. So far Higgs, while a resourceful and strong individual, hasn't shown any Spark-like abilities. Certainly not strong enough to warrant being a Hetrodyne at any rate.
The Dyne's water AND electricity.
Well I must say so far I like the side effects of the dynes water on Agatha
The Dyne's water AND electricity.
Well I must say so far I like the side effects of the dynes water on Agatha
...what? Gil and Tarvek were fighting not two comics ago! Agatha gave up her "super brilliance" to save their lives, pretty obviously because she loved them, what, four comics ago.Something about the last few comics seem off. The pacing. The humor. I feel as though the comic has taken an unwanted turn ever since Agatha suddenly obtained super brilliance. Now it feels like a Richie Rich comic, where the solution to every problem is only your most valuable resource, and one comic page, away. Heck, check out the pose in panel 4 which looks like something Uncle Scrooge or even Dagwood would do when in deep thought.
Gil and Tarvek are best buds again. Agatha no longer seems to have any romantic interest in either of them. Lucrezia has been banished by a force of will and unlikely to return again any time soon. There's just no drama anymore.
I dunno. It just feels like Foglio is rushing us through the plot.
...what? Gil and Tarvek were fighting not two comics ago! Agatha gave up her "super brilliance" to save their lives, pretty obviously because she loved them, what, four comics ago.Something about the last few comics seem off. The pacing. The humor. I feel as though the comic has taken an unwanted turn ever since Agatha suddenly obtained super brilliance. Now it feels like a Richie Rich comic, where the solution to every problem is only your most valuable resource, and one comic page, away. Heck, check out the pose in panel 4 which looks like something Uncle Scrooge or even Dagwood would do when in deep thought.
Gil and Tarvek are best buds again. Agatha no longer seems to have any romantic interest in either of them. Lucrezia has been banished by a force of will and unlikely to return again any time soon. There's just no drama anymore.
I dunno. It just feels like Foglio is rushing us through the plot.
We'll you obviously have your opinion set in stone if you are going to use words like "silly" and "wrong", but I don't consider that brawl anything more than a joke on Foglio's part. "You're my friend. No You're my friend. *pause* DIE!!!!" The tension is not the same as before. When I say fighting I mean that before there was an obvious issue between the two of them. Tarvek despised Gil because of what happened when they were kids. In fact they seem to have made up without really going into further detail about that event. Which is also frustrating because hey, I want to know why Gil turned in Tarvek those many years ago and then get more information regarding Gil's life in Paris. We've heard Tarvek's side, but Gil has really yet to give us his....what? Gil and Tarvek were fighting not two comics ago! Agatha gave up her "super brilliance" to save their lives, pretty obviously because she loved them, what, four comics ago.
I mean, I agree that the timing seems a bit off, I think they've just been in the castle for too long. But your other critisisms just seem silly and wrong.
Holy crap! The Baron's been wasped!? This changes everything (if it's true...)
Technically, I think she always had to. Agatha is still technically under her charge and she HAS to protect anyone the Baron asks her to, even if Agatha has done her damnedest to get away.I find the newest strip to be interesting. Von Pinn has actually HELPED Agatha.