Transformers: Devastation #1
IDW Publishing (September, 2007)
WRITER: Simon Furman
ARTIST: E.J. Su (also selected cover)
COLORIST: Zac Atkinson
LETTERER: Chris Mowry
EDITOR: Dan Taylor
Transformers: Devastation #1
IDW Publishing (September, 2007)
WRITER: Simon Furman
ARTIST: E.J. Su (also selected cover)
COLORIST: Zac Atkinson
LETTERER: Chris Mowry
EDITOR: Dan Taylor
Why did I make the switch to digital, and does this mean I’m abandoning paper?

Leafing through a giant hardback compilation of an entire run of newspaper comics, even a series with as relatively short a run as He-Man (especially compared to something like The Phantom or Prince Valiant), is you don’t really get to see or notice everything. For example I did see Gwildor, the creator of the Cosmic Key in the Masters Of The Universe movie with Dolph Lundgren. He actually has a recurring role in the comics for whatever reason. Mattel only made toys of the movie character because it was a movie based on their toyline. (Although I don’t think they gave us movie versions of the regular characters, whose costumes were so far off you’d think it was a ripoff rather than an officially licensed adaptation…and it’s STILL a better adaptation than Super Mario Brothers.)
However, looking briefly into this month’s chapter I noticed two other movie-born characters had signed up–namely Skeletor’s movie minions Blade and Saurod. So how will they be introduced into comic strip continuity? In our fifth trip into this collection we’ll take a look and see. I’m actually quite curious.
WRITER: Chris Weber | ARTIST/ORIGINAL LETTERER: Gerald Forton |
COLORIST: Connie Schurr | EDITOR: Karen Willson
At some point I should have a dedicated format for these credits. Getting Finally Watched right on the first try was a fluke. Just look at the early Scanning My Collection articles.
Voltron: Defender Of The Universe vol. 2 #10
Devil’s Due (October, 2004)
“Warpath” conclusion
WRITER: Dan Jolley
PENCILERS: Alitha Martinez with Clint Hilinski
no inker again
COLORISTS: Devid Messina & Barbara Bargiggia
GRAPHIC DESIGN: Mike Norton
COVER ART: Clement Sauve & Bland
LETTERING: Dreamer Design
EDITOR: Mark Powers
Lowman 77723
WRITER: Mark Waid
ARTIST: Clement Sauve
COLORIST: David Messina
LETTERING: Dreamer Design
It’s time again to take part in the Art Soundoff Challenge, where comic creators discuss creating comics in a short podcast. But what’s different this year?
To join the fun check out artsoundoff.com or the #ArtSoundoff hashtag on Twitter.
When you think of pirates, you probably think of Captain Jack Sparrow, or Monkey D. Luffy, or those old pirate movies where pirates seem like fun guys to hang out with. However, the truth of piracy is a bit more complicated and has a lot more dead bodies. It’s not surprising that Hollywood got things wrong, but pretty much everybody has gotten this wrong…and partly right. From Cracked’s Hilarious Helmet History comes the history about pirates.
Thunderbolts #8
Marvel Comics (November, 1997)
“Songbird: Alone!”
WRITER/PLOT: Kurt Busiek & Roger Stern
PENCILER: Mark Bagley
INKER: Vince Russell
COLORIST: Joe Rosas
LETTERER: Dave Lanphear
EDITOR: Tom Brevoort