Passive Aggressive is actually two books. Some stores received the story "Passive" and others received the story "Aggressive", though the two versions have the same cover. Only the interior is different.

I have some thoughts to share about this book. I have a big question: does the order we read these books color our views of these books? I read Passive first, and now I don't have any way to go back in time and read Aggressive first.

Or do I?

Also, in my previous episode, I had a called shot about Passive Aggressive, that it would be the key to the redemption program that the buttons have alluded to. I was partly correct, that there was something up with this book, and a big hidden secret. I have an updated Called Shot now, and it is worse. So, so, so much worse.

Timecodes:
01:15 - FunDunked
08:00 - Two books, not one
14:57 - Passive Aggressive
22:24 - Magic Intervention
24:03 - Aggressive Passive
29:35 - The Magic Ends
33:45 - WARNING
36:06 - Updated Called Shot

One caveat: Overthinking Comics is not responsible for any action you may take as a result of listening to these crazy theories. You have been warned.

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