From 1947 to 2007, the Black Canary, (a sexy superhero featured in Marvel Comics), has been single. Well, with the release of the Black Canary Wedding Planner, things are going to change. In the story of the Black Canary Wedding Planner, the blond vixen will be receiving a proposal from Green Arrow. She will accept, but face a major problem… how to plan her wedding. She’s not like normal women… she’s a crime fighter. The Black Canary Wedding Planner will humorously detail how the superhero will balance wedding planning with her ‘side’ gig of saving people from evil.
So, how will comic book lovers know for sure that the Black Canary Wedding Planner is really worth its weight? They can consider looking into Black Canary Wedding Planner reviews. What are Black Canary Wedding Planner reviews? They are simply opinions given by other comic book readers on how entertaining they thought the material was. Black Canary Wedding Planner reviews can be found on Black Canary fan websites, message boards or sites like Amazon, that allows for customer reviews for each of the featured merchandise.
What is being said in most of the Black Canary Wedding Planner reviews? Like anything else, it’s varied. Some people like it, others don’t. But one element that seems to be constant is the concern people have over Black Canary losing her sex appeal by becoming a wife. This is not unusual, considering why writers decided to have Spiderman split from his wife, (in the comic book series). Some people also didn’t like Superman marrying Lois Lane, since the marriage took away from the mystique associated with the Superman, Clark Kent and Lois love triangle.
Yet, what the Black Canary Wedding Planner reviewers fail to realize is that marriage can make a comic go in a more interesting direction, especially if both partners are crime fighters. Who says one must always be single to be a super hero? Indeed, marriage can bring about its own plot twists, especially if the writers of the Black Canary decide to go in a direction rarely, (if ever), seen in the comic book world… children. How interesting would it be to see the Black Canary pass down her crime fighting skills to the next generation? In fact, such a premise would be so unique, that a whole separate comic for younger audiences could be featured talking about the adventures of Black Canary and Green Arrow’s son or daughter. This would keep the main comic more adult-oriented, though there could be episodes where the child gets kidnapped and/or encounters other problems that would be better discussed in the main comics.
Of course, at least going from some of the current Black Canary Wedding Planner reviews, such a notion would probably not be accepted well in the comic book community. But it’s like anything else… it might seem weird at first because it goes against convention, but if the storylines are just as engaging as they are with a single, childless superhero, people might be more accepting.