“Megatron….digivolve to….Galvatron!”
Transformers: The Animated Movie #2
IDW Publishing (November, 2006)
“To the Death–And Beyond!”
WRITER: Bob Budiansky
ARTIST: Don Figueroa
COLORIST: Josh Burcham
LETTERER: Robbie Robbins
DESIGNER: Neil Uyetake
EDITOR: Chris Ryall
“Oh Primus, we forgot our parachutes!”
Transformers: Beast Wars – The Ascending #2
IDW Publishing (September, 2007)
WRITER: Simon Furman
ARTIST: Don Figueroa
COLORIST: Mark Bristow (assisted by Andrew Elder & Jeong Joo Park
COVER COLORIST: Josh Burcham
LETTERER: Neil Uyetake
EDITOR: Dan Taylor
Will Eisner, who established the term sequential art and is considered to have popularized the graphic novel. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
You may have heard of the Eisner Award, an award given to comic book and comic strip creators. (I don’t know if they’re starting to include webcomics.) You may have heard of the man it’s named after, Will Eisner. Eisner is a legend in the comics world despite no longer being among us. But unless you’re a die-hard comic fan you may not really know a lot about him. Comics Alliance has posted a video with a short history of the man, and since BW doesn’t just cater to the die-hards, I thought someone out there who might not otherwise think to look for this information should still see it.
Everyone wanted to be a Liefeld Cylon in the 90s I guess.
Thundercats: Dogs Of War#1
WildStorm (August, 2003)
“Bone Of Contention” and please tell me these aren’t all going to be dog pun titles
WRITER/LETTERER: John Layman
PENCILER: Brett Booth
INKER: Al Vey
COLORING: WildStorm FX
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Kristy Quinn
EDITOR: Alex Sinclair
THUNDERCATS CREATOR: Ted Wolf
ICv2 is reporting that Star Trek: Discovery, a new official Star Trek series CBS is using to get subscribers to their “All Access” service I don’t have the money to spend on, will be delayed due to post-production taking longer than planned.
“Why can’t I get these pancakes to cook right? I’m following the recipe!”
Masters Of The Universe vol 3 #5
MV Creations (July, 2004)
STORY: Emiliano Santalucia & Val Staples
WRITER: Lori Ann Scott
ARTIST: Emiliano Santalucia & Enza Fontana
COLORIST: James Offredi (assisted by Diedre Vance)
SELECTED COVER ART: Enza Fontana & Jeremy Roberts
LETTERER: Ed Dukeshire
EDITORS: Monica Lopez, Vicki Jaeger, Ian Richter, & Geoff Walker
The Clutter Reports (my other site) Atop The Fourth Wall Crisis On Earth Prime Lean Into Artcast Bully Says “Comics Oughta Be Fun” Siskoid’s Blog of Geekery
Cartoon Hero’s Lair SF Debris Four Million Years Later
BW’s Morning Article Link: Blockbusters Aren’t Just For Summer Anymore
Blockbusters (US game show because I didn’t know what movie to go with…so many) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
When we think of blockbuster movies, we usually equate them with Summer; the “Summer Blockbuster” is a season of larger than life, high action or high drama pictures. Recently however, the studios have been hunting for prime real estate in the Winter and Spring seasons, hoping to create an opening that their blockbuster might get more attention. ScreenCrush‘s Matt Singer examines this new “Spring Blockbuster” situation.
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Posted by ShadowWing Tronix on March 2, 2017 in Movie Spotlight and tagged Blockbuster, commentary, Summer Movies.
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