Hanna Is Not a Boy's Name/Headscratchers
- The way Hanna sews Zombie's arm back on:
- It's completely incorrect by any medical terms. He uses straight sewing needles instead of the curved needles used in real medicine. The worst part, though, is that he holds them in his mouth. That might be appropriate for a seamstress, but suture needles should always be sterile. The whole point of closing a wound with sutures is to stop bleeding and to stave off infection! And that, my friends, just bugs me.
- To be fair, it's not like Zombie can get sick.
- In addition, Hanna's not really that competent. I could easily see him holding hypodermics of infected blood in his mouth (by the plunger, not even he would be stupid enough to hold them by the needle), needles that he's using to sew a Not Using the Zed Word's arm back on are nothing. The straight needles could be explained by reason of the guy whose medkit it is is 1) used to having to treat paranormals, and 2) "is a hack with head trauma" (though I doubt the head trauma is really relevant at the moment).
- Why would having to treat the paranormal mean that he wouldn't have proper medical needles?
- The incorrect sutures are nothing compared to the other issue - that sewing the skin together does nothing to repair the bone.
- ohno, we don't want the zombie to get sick. He might... oh wait. He's dead and a zombie, he's already dead and sick. So... who cares about proper medical procedures? If it bothers you, just pretend it's magical needle and thread.
- Also, he probably learned any "medical procedures" from watching Worth, who is not exactly a shining Doctor. I can see Worth using a curved needle (Which by the way, Seamstresses use too) but definitely not considering whats sterile and what's not. In the page where Worth drops the organ, he gets mad, but promptly just picks it back up. It can probably be assumed that he still plans on using said organ on a client. So Hanna is not a doctor himself and the only example he has of one is not very good.
- And lets face it, Tessa is not a doctor herself. You can't blame her considering the fact that its not like she can go look up the proper procedure on youtube or would even think too long about it. And Hanna would have the same medical knowledge as herself, so she really didn't need to look it up.
- I'd be more concerned about Hanna getting sick, if he's putting the same needles that have been used to stitch up dead flesh in his mouth. Even if Zombie doesn't seem to be rotting much.
- He's a Zombie. End of story.
- Probably just a case of Did Not Do the Research. Or maybe she thought it would be funnier to have him sewing it up in that fashion.
- It's completely incorrect by any medical terms. He uses straight sewing needles instead of the curved needles used in real medicine. The worst part, though, is that he holds them in his mouth. That might be appropriate for a seamstress, but suture needles should always be sterile. The whole point of closing a wound with sutures is to stop bleeding and to stave off infection! And that, my friends, just bugs me.
- If vampires need to be invited into a human's home, then how did Adelaide get into Conrad's apartment?
- Maybe because she's Adelaide and he's... Conrad?
- Could be a factor, but more than likely she was just more familiar with the loopholes one can use in such situations. Conrad is new to this deal. He doesn't carry around 'welcome' mat all time to place in front of doors, or sweet excuses for a brief invite.
- To this, she probably could have somehow snuck he way in from Conrad opening a window when she was on the window (almost like letting her come in, even if not realising it) or you could say the loophole that its an apartment, and since Conrad rents and doesn't own the home, she has free reign.
- If his apartment complex is a government owned housing project, it could be considered a public building.
- Or she could simply be a more powerful vampire and can get around this
- On that note, why couldn't Hanna or someone invite Conrad inside Ples's house? Is there a requirement that only the owner can invite a vamp?
- Very probable. It makes sense for the "master of the house" to be able to make the proper invites--after all, a vampire certainly can't invite himself in.
- His name is Hanna Falk Cross. So why doesn't he go by "Jeff", short for "H.F."?
- Maybe he likes his name?
- I don't get "H.F." at all, and Hanna probably wouldn't either.
- Over-pronounce the letters, then run them together: H.F. becomes "aych eff" becomes "aycheff" becomes "cheff", or Jeff.
- Maybe he likes his name?
- Am I the only one who's bothered by the pacing of this story? I love the artwork, but story wise this comic's kind of a mess.
- I think things were finally starting to get consistent, or at least headed in that direction. I understand the weird pacing for the first two chapters, but I'll agree the place where the story leaves off is kind of all over the place. I had hoped that the next section would clear up the mess a bit (because I DO love the story), but as the comic has been left in limbo...
- What makes it worse is that the creator absolutely loved to give out casual spoilers about upcoming arcs and characters, a lot of which ended up never materializing.
- I think things were finally starting to get consistent, or at least headed in that direction. I understand the weird pacing for the first two chapters, but I'll agree the place where the story leaves off is kind of all over the place. I had hoped that the next section would clear up the mess a bit (because I DO love the story), but as the comic has been left in limbo...
- Why is it that you'll never look at Hanna the same way again after watching this video of a kid who kind of looks like he only looks that young? You're welcome.