Okay, let's talk about The Loud House. Specifically, the comic "It's Not Your Fault!"
Now, I know what you're thinking: "Another Loud House opinion? Groundbreaking!" But hear me out.
Unpopular Opinion Incoming!
Is it just me, or is the comic... kind of okay? I know, I know, pitchforks down! Let's break it down.
The story centers around Lincoln feeling bad. He thinks he's causing problems for his sisters. Sound familiar? It's classic Loud House.
The Premise: A Tad Overdone?
Lincoln's guilt trips are a recurring theme. Sometimes, it feels like a well that's been tapped dry. Is there only so many times we can see Lincoln angsting?
The comic follows this formula. He tries to help, things go wrong, cue the self-doubt. Rinse and repeat, am I right?
But isn't that The Loud House way? Chaos and heart, usually in equal measure.
The Humor: Still Hits the Spot?
The comic does have its funny moments. The chaotic antics of the sisters always deliver. Let's be honest.
Luan's puns, Lola's sass, Luna's rock-n-roll vibe. They're all present and accounted for!
And let's not forget the classic Loud sibling rivalry. It's always good for a laugh or two.
"But does the humor elevate the story beyond its predictable plot?"
That's the million-dollar question. I'm not sure it quite reaches those heights, sadly.
The Art Style: Consistent and Familiar
The art style is, well, The Loud House art style. Clean lines and expressive characters.
It's exactly what you expect. No surprises there, for better or for worse.
It does a good job of capturing the energy of the show. The artists involved knew what they were doing, for sure.
My (Maybe) Slightly Heretical Verdict
So, here's the thing. "It's Not Your Fault!" is perfectly fine. It's not terrible. It's not amazing.
It's just... there. A solid entry in The Loud House expanded universe.
If you are a hardcore Loud House fan, you'll find something to enjoy. The characters are there, the jokes are there, the chaos is there.
It's like comfort food. You know what you're getting. And you won't be disappointed. But you also won't be blown away.
Maybe my expectations were too high. Maybe I've just seen too much Loud House angst. Who knows?
What I do know is that I didn't regret reading it. It was a fun, lighthearted distraction. And sometimes, that's all you need.
So, there you have it. My lukewarm take on "It's Not Your Fault!" Don't hate me!
Now, if you'll excuse me, I'm going to go rewatch some classic Loud House episodes. For research purposes, of course!
And remember, even if Lincoln feels like everything is his fault, it's probably not. We've all been there, right?
