Transformers Spotlight: Wheelie
IDW Publishing (June, 2008)
WRITER: Simon Furman
ARTIST/COLORIST/CO-STORY: Klaus Scherwinski
COLOR ASSIST: Josh Burcham
LETTERER: Jimmy Betancourt
EDITOR: Denton J. Tipton
Transformers Spotlight: Wheelie
IDW Publishing (June, 2008)
WRITER: Simon Furman
ARTIST/COLORIST/CO-STORY: Klaus Scherwinski
COLOR ASSIST: Josh Burcham
LETTERER: Jimmy Betancourt
EDITOR: Denton J. Tipton

It’s time to return to Eternia as featured in your daily newspaper. Well, maybe not yours. Mine didn’t carry this and I don’t know if any other newspaper in Connecticut did either. Anyway, Man-At-Arms’ out of nowhere love interest gets some backstory in this one, and Teela has more to do that gush over He-Man. So already this story is a good step forward.
Our heroes must journey to the kingdom of Rondale, where a revolution plot is in play, and two princes take center ring in a circus that is part of a plot to overthrown the kingdom and the planet. Can He-Man, Man-At-Arms, Teela, and Miranda save the day and stop the…
Gargoyles #6
Marvel Comics (August, 1995)
“Venus Rising”
PLOT: Martin Pask & Mort Todd
SCRIPT: Mort Todd
BREAKDOWNS: Amanda Conner
FINISHES: Alberto Saichann
COLORIST: Freddy Mendez
LETTERER: John Costanza
EDITOR: Hildy Mesnik
Some video games do not get an international release for one reason or another. The Did You Know Gaming series Region Locked focuses on such games. One of them has been getting exposure in the video game community recently, or so this video claims. Captain Rainbow features lesser known Nintendo game characters, many of whom were also Japan exclusive. But as you’ll see in this video that might not be the reason the game was never officially released outside of Japan.
Sorry there’s no Worldbuilding Project update today. Yesterday was distracting. Outside of working on Jake & Leon I’m hoping it’s the last day I’ll miss.
Thunderbolts #14
Marvel Comics (May, 1998)
“Casualties Of War!”
WRITER: Kurt Busiek
PENCILER: Mark Bagley
INKER: Scott Hanna
COLORIST: Joe Rosas
LETTERER: Liz Agraphiotis
EDITOR: Tom Brevoort

We’re coming into the final stretch of this book, and now I have to be careful reading it because the physical book is showing its age. I don’t want it falling apart before I’m done reading it. Three chapters left and our microscopic surgical team have finally made it to the brain. Can the laser be repaired in time? Are any more obstacles ahead for our heroes? Let’s dive in and see what happens next.
And my Trekkie side insists I post this:
I’m sorry. Some scenes just ruin words for people.