No, I don’t believe this is an artist change. Udoneko mentioned it was decided beforehand that Kevin Lau would pencil this issue because he draws women or Felicia well.
[quote=Irish Gamer]
I noticed another mistake in this issue … when Jon is talking about his Master being killed he says “that all that changed.” … instead of “then all that changed.” … i got confused for a second … but then i figured it was a typo.
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It’s not a typo, the full sentance is “It wasn’t until I was captured by a Martial arts Master, That all that changed” The Grammar is properly used.
HuH?
[quote=ShadowBrat]
[quote=Irish Gamer]
I noticed another mistake in this issue … when Jon is talking about his Master being killed he says “that all that changed.” … instead of “then all that changed.” … i got confused for a second … but then i figured it was a typo.
That doesn’t sound like english … it’s difficult to read and harder to understand … it probally should have been “then”. Not only that but it doesn’t make sense. Not in the context of the sentence.
Try putting an “Of” in front of the second “that”
“It wasn’t until I was captured by a Martial arts Master, That all Of that changed”
hmmm
“It wasn’t until i was captured by a Martial Arts Master, that all that changed.” …
well lets break it down English Class style. the first that is referring to what… the capture? so then the modified sentence would read … “the capture all that changed” which makes no sense. However if i’m right and the first that should have been “then” … then would be referring to the word “Until{I was captured}” … so the the modified sentence would read “until all that changed”.
that is a question of what.
then is a question of when.
you could then reverse the sentence into a question.
What was all that changed? not a proper sentence …but the answer should be “It was until i was captured by a Martial Arts Master.” This answer then answers the when not the what … and the question said what in it.
When was all that changed? … {plug in sentence} … that answers the when and the question completely …
any sentence structered like that should be able to be flipped into a question and still answer it’s own question. It’s a rule of English.
Oh Snap! It’s on Now!
The first “that” is not referring to the capture, it’s referring to what was said in the previous pannel “Until a few years ago, I wasn’t always in control of myself. When the full Moon came out I turned into a wild murderous beast.”
But let’s break this down even further shall we?
In the Sentance “It wasn’t until I was captured by a martial arts Master that all that changed” we have to ask ourselves 2 things, What was changed, and when was it changed.
What was changed?, The fact that he turned into a murdurous beast (as summerised in the first “That”).
When did this happen?, When he was captured, wich means it is “The Capture” and not the “That” that can be replaced by a Then: **“It wasn’t until [Then] that all that changed”. **
Otherwise we’d end up with 2 “Then’s” in a row:** "It wasn’t until [Then] Then all that changed.**
Ahhh HAAAA …
I’ve got it … i found out what you mean and what the problem is … You are right … you interperted it correctly … however you were picking up on the words … i was picking up on that comma … the comma shouldn’t be there. That’s what’s throwing me off … the comma is changing the structure and meaning of sentence … with the comma in place the “captured by master” part was being used to explain the “that all that changed” part of the sentence. If the comma is taken out then the sentence just runs on with a complete thought and doesn’t segment it. I finally see what it’s meant to say … damn … i pay too much attention to punctuation. :xeye:
Sorry for having to deal with me.
