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Stranger Things will finally announce its fifth and last season at the end of 2025. It is resurrected whether it is one of Best TV shows since the last decade, but it's absolutely one of the most important. It is a prime minister for both the Netflix boom and the nostalgia of the 1980s. (At least Stranger Things made Genen Z love Kate Bush.)

Of course, other streaming services tried to copy the success of Stranger Things-one of those attempts was the Prime Minister's short-term "paper girls". Now, awarded, "paper girls" is based on the comic book by writer Brian K. Vogan and artist Cliff Chiang. That comic book actually preceded "Strange things". "Girls from paper" Early for 30 editions, collected in six volumes, between 2015 and 2019.

However, the central image of children on bicycles driving through the middle -west of the suburbs invites comparisons to "Stranger Things" and gives the audience the show chasing it. The big difference is that while "Stranger Things" shows a parallel dimension that comes into reality, "paper girls" is for time travel.

The series follows four high school girls, who are, well, girls for the delivery of paper in the standings, Ohio, a fictional suburb of Cleveland. Our paper girls are "new girlfriend" Erin Tieng (Riley Lai Nellet), direct-video-game Geek Tiffany Quilkin, a bad girl with smoking McKenzie "Mac" Doyle (Sofia Rosinski) and rich girlfriend Karina Brandman. The girls gather on their paper route in the early morning of November 1, 1988. That day, they reveal a time machine and are caught in a conflict between different travelers. As they pass through decades, they face their futures for good and bad.

The audience, however, is cut off by the future of the girls for paper because the series did not get enough viewership to continue for more seasons.

Adapted for TV by Stephanie Folsom (screenwriter of "Toy Story 4"), all eight episodes of "paper girls" premiered at the premiere video on July 29, 2022. But it did not collect enough interest, nor did Amazon give him a lot of chances, and also was canceled two months later. The report suggested that the play was buried by the "Lord of the Rings: Power Rings" by Premier Video (which premiered in September 2022) and the mass marketing campaign of that series. (Ironically, the folsom itself was the writer of the "Rings of Power" season 1.)

It was reported that the legendary TV "Girls on Paper" would try to find the home of a different streaming service, but there were no recipients. The role of the show also said they were excited when they look at the story and their face in the future seasons, but they didn't get a chance.

We on /film wanted "paper girls", And if you too, don't worry. You're not out of options because the comic book told a full story. If the series "Girls for Paper" has ever come back, or the story is re -adjusted, it will be because of how much the comic book is.

You see, "Stranger Things" is not the only TV trend in which "paper girls" lies inside. The same era (late from the 90's to the early 2010s) that brought us prestige TV also brought us prestige comics, ie, owned by the creator, a long-standing series, mostly published in DC impetigo or image comics, which attracted mainstream literary accreditives several comics. Almost all these have become TV series now, from "The Walking Dead", " to "Ecclesiastes", But few have achieved lasting popularity of the original comics.

Vogan is one of the writers mostly linked to this trend, from his series of "Breaker Vertigo" "Y: The last man" to his still leading room opera "Saga" On "Girls of Paper". The work of his closest to "Girls on Paper", however, is his Marvel series, "Runaways", "" About six teenagers in California who discover their parents are a super-trainer. The two series are high concepts of stories of generation conflict, with a group of teenagers on the run and suffer from the consequences of mixing adults.

Following spoilers for "paper girls".

Since the refugees became just another piece of the Marvel Universe, "paper girls" ended up in terms of a defined message. Here's a hint of nostalgic comic feelings: one of the late comic strummers is that time travel can give you cancer - to revive the past is literally deadly.

If you wanted the "Paper Girls" show, you owe you to read the comic. No one-on-one, assigned. Clifanger Clifancher of Season 1 is characterized by Erin and Tiffany who land in what seems to be the 1970s, which was not a big setting in the comic. (There, the girls bounce from the 2010 to prehistoric times until the 22k century.) But paper girls are no less vibrant or alive in Chiang's drawings than they were when played on the screen, and I'm sure the end of the show would have been the same in wide strokes.

During "paper girls", the four leads learn through their trips and fulfill their alternative themselves, that if not to find the time machine, they would hang out for several weeks and passed their separate ways. If their memories are deleted, this is exactly what will happen again. The "Girls for Paper" #30 comes in a whole circle, showing how November 1st would be played for paper paper without any interference with passengers. Except, when girls (who do not remember the journey with time) everyone goes to ride their own bicycle paths, Erin calls and says they should stay together. The last page of the comic book is the full board that drives in the sunrise.

"Girls for Paper" from the beginning it was hammered that fate is irreversible, so it ends with the hope that girls may oppose the chances and stay friends. Season 2 "Girls for Paper" remains unlikely, but the comic also teaches that you need to nurture the time you are given, not to try and find more.