Your post is worded wrong however you’re not completely wrong nor completely right. The comics this one especially is giving us a better understanding of Ana’s character and backstory however it does seem that stories’ are a bit too heavily focused on Ana and Camrin’s love story and not on her whole finding her place in the world and learning about her family. There isn’t anything wrong with having a love story, I actually think it’s great cause it adds more depth to the character. But you are right in the sense that the scale is tipped slightly too far towards her love life and not her backstory. The reason why the comics aren’t good and are instead (like the rest of destiny’s narrative) mediocre is because of bad writing. It’s not terrible it’s a clear story but like the rest of destiny none of it feels truly meaningful and the characters feel shallow, not because there’s a love story involved or kissing (which who really gives a damn kissing ain’t nothin new) but because they aren’t really developing anything it’s like your buddy trying to tell you a story but they don’t remember all the details. “Oh man it was crazy! First she died! But she didn’t really die she faked her death, then she went to this library I think and met this chick and then some other stuff happened and they went to mars and then some more stuff happened and then they went home and they kissed cause they’re like in love or something man!”