The only reason he's funny is because he acts like a nerd

lol @ Ron well i look her up when i get a change she more and likely lives in South Florida. Anyways i would love to see Louis act like he in the movie and that was a little preverted just watch the scene when heres dancing with the hott blonde he has eye on one thing and thats not the Smoke Salmon

lol. good one

Doomsday Dan
You'll be surprised how funny the Louis character can be.
Not that he means to be.

-DD

Yes. He's kind of like Steve Urkel. Only, he's not a genius (Well, maybe in the Math and Accounting area. Definitely not the in the law area. :p ). :p

river_of_slime
lol @ Ron well i look her up when i get a change she more and likely lives in South Florida.

Fort Lauderdale? With the other retired couples who can't stand their children, anymore. :p :-)

I'm happy they will be, that way people will be reintroduced or introduced for the first time with the way Ghostbusters was meant to be.

Louis is funny because he's handled by a good writer. As he was in the movie and thanks to a lot of improvisation by Moranis.

A character can be nerdy and not funny if not handled carefuly. Wich isn't the case with this book.

Just wait. You'll see.

-DD

Hey that makes me wonder, if Peter will be a little bit more like Charlie (More like an actual Conman. As said before, your average Bill Murray character.), then what about Charlie? Will he be even more dangerous than before? I didn't find him all that bad before. He may have been dishonest, sold fraudelent items, and was very rarily ever around for his family, but he wasn't a really bad guy. He didn't hold up stores or steal at gunpoint, or murder anyone. I hope they won't make him too bad.

Which brings me to my next idea: If Walter Peck is brought back as a reccurring, menacing villain that's always in the guys' spines, then what about Cyrus Spengler? Think about it, Egon's somewhat sinister uncle, with a vendetta against Egon and the Ghostbusters. He never approved of Egon, and manipulated him in hopes of severing his ties with the Ghostbusters. His ego can't endure the possibility that his fellow scientists might consider his nephew a phony. So he starts messing with Egon. He secretly does things to make him look bad to the guys, until he finally quits the team, leading the guys to uncover his plot.

Wouldn't that be cool to see him back in the comic for at least one appearance?

Doomsday Dan
Louis is funny because he's handled by a good writer. As he was in the movie and thanks to a lot of improvisation by Moranis.

A character can be nerdy and not funny if not handled carefuly. Wich isn't the case with this book.

Just wait. You'll see.

-DD

All those who are impatient say Aye,
(^_^) “Aye”

“Aye”