Coheed and Cambria: Difference between revisions

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=== This band and comic provide examples of the following tropes: ===

* [[A God Am I]]: Coheed, {{spoiler|when the Monstar activates.}}

** And, apparently--though we must wait until the comics eventually come to the fourth album-- {{spoiler|Wilhelm Ryan and Claudio Kilgannon.}}

* [[Character Title]]: Coheed and Cambria are two of the main characters. The band used to be called Shabütie for whatever reason before their first drummer left.

* [[The Chosen One]]: Claudio Kilgannon is the Crowing, a prophesied god-like savior. It makes sense in a weird way, since even within the story, he is the [[Author Avatar]] of the Writer.

* [[Continuity Snarl]]: Okay, first there were albums. Five of 'em, now. Add in two different comic adaptations (one discontinued after the second issue). In Second Stage Turbine Blade, there are differences between the album and comic story. Now, there's also a graphic novel version of the third album, Good Apollo Volume One, which may or may not follow the original comics. Also, there's a novel version of the prequel album that doesn't fit entirely into the comic continuity, and the author has hinted at the possibility of turning all the albums into books. Which means that there are three continuities:

** The albums

** Although the line has been altered somewhat in the rerelease, Cambria says a few things that sound like lines from [[Star Wars]].

** 2113 is named in homage to [[Rush]]'s album ''2112''.

* [[Tear Jerker]]: Many:

** The song "Time Consumer", when you realize it's about two parents being forced to kill their children.