[Netflix] The fidelity to the comics works for and against the series, not only in the visual approach, achieved in general, but in the narrative structure, a diversity of styles in the literary version that does not seem to hold up well in the audiovisual adaptation. So the season has an interesting first part (Dream vs. John Dee) and a bland, too juvenile, second part (Dream vs. The Corinthian). Win at the gender changes in Constantine and Lucifer, which make the characters more interesting; but it loses the consistency of the protagonist.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2022-08-24T14:16:02Z
[Netflix] The fidelity to the comics works for and against the series, not only in the visual approach, achieved in general, but in the narrative structure, a diversity of styles in the literary version that does not seem to hold up well in the audiovisual adaptation. So the season has an interesting first part (Dream vs. John Dee) and a bland, too juvenile, second part (Dream vs. The Corinthian). Win at the gender changes in Constantine and Lucifer, which make the characters more interesting; but it loses the consistency of the protagonist.