I've been reading my way through some older comics of late, and I find myself enamored with the old-style anthology comics that Marvel used to put out. See back in the day, there were a limited amount of titles that Marvel could produce a month -- I want to say six -- because of their deal with their printer. So because Stan, Jack and crew had so many good ideas they wanted to tell, they produced anthology-style magazines where they could switch up who was in the title role e

Picture Lex Luthor in your mind. If you're picturing a mad scientist, you're picturing a comic-book character made in the 1940s. If you're picturing a wealthy industrialist, what you're picturing was based on Donald J. Trump.

Okay, so we've talked about Story Circle with regard to BBC's Sherlock, and we've talked about Four-Corner Opposition with regards to it, and we've talked about Rule of Threes, and Conciseness and Quadrant Method with regards to BBCs Sherlock and now we've even examined the first scene using all these methods, so let's keep it going. We always find here that things are better with example. And just like all these rules apply to the larger narrative, in this case, the July 201