Coming out alongside the show, the Gold Key-produced Star Trek comics didn’t have anything more than production stills and a few details on the show. As a result their comics are a bit off. And you’ll get to see for yourself as IDW releases a collection of the infamous comics. I’ve gotten to read a few issues and it’s as bad as you’ve heard.
Mobile Police Patlabor part 2 #3
Viz Comics (1998), originally published by Shogakukan, Inc
WRITER/ARTIST: Masami Yuki
TRANSLATION: Yuji Oniki
TOUCH-UP ART/LETTERER: Wayne Truman
COVER DESIGN: Viz Graphics
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Annette Roman
EDITOR: Julie Davis
Every year YouTube grabs its most popular web famous folks and does a music video highlighting the fun stuff of the year. (So no political stuff. I’ll probably avoid Facebook’s more event-driven version unless I’m that curious. I’m not sure if it’s out yet at writing time.) See if you recognize anyone because while even I couldn’t escape the weirdness of “Pen-Pineapple-Apple-Pen” I’m just too insular to even know who anybody else is, much less follow them. Although I thought I recognized Andre The Black Nerd but I didn’t get a good look. And of course I know who The Rock is, but he’s not just internet famous.
Transformers Timelines volume 2 #2
Fun Publications
DIAMOND EDITION COVER ART: Alex Milne
DIAMOND COVER COLORIST: Josh Perez
LETTERING: Junemoon Studios
MANAGING EDITOR: Pete Sinclair
EDITOR-IN-CHIEF: Brian Savage
TIMELINES CREATIVE DIRECTOR: Lanny Lanthem
“Games Of Deception”
STORY: Forest Lee (writer), Pete Sinclair, & Benson Yee
ARTIST: Alex Milne
COLORISTS: Drew Eiden & Josh Perez
Profiles: Springer & Bug Bite
ARTISTS: Dan Khanna & Marcello Matere
COLORIST : Thomas Deer
“The New World”
WRITER/ARTIST: Greg Sepelak
COLORIST: David Willis
What a day for Transformers comics with a lot of credits.
Ah yes, those special ads that take the magic of Christmas and use it to sell you Christmas editions of stuff. Dinosaur Dracula has a few obscure or forgotten one. This link goes to this year’s entries but there are links to previous years. Have an ad-watching X-Mas. I guess.
Transformers Summer Special
Dreamwave (May, 2004)
This anthology features stories from the then-current Generation One and Energon comics Dreamwave were producing as well as two previous Transformers series, Beast Wars and the original Robots In Disguise, that they hoped to make into a full comic. Of course that didn’t happen since Dreamwave shut down soon after this.
Generation One: “Welcome To The Jungle”
WRITERS: Brad Mick & Adam Patyk
PENCILER: Pat Lee
BREAKDOWNS: Joe Ng
BACKGROUNDS: Edwin Garcia
INKER: Rob Armstrong
COLORIST: Alan Wang
LETTERER: Ben Lee
Transformers Energon: Perspective”
WRITER: Simon Furman (based on an idea by Aaron Archer
PENCILER: James Raiz
INKER: Erik Sander
COLORISTS: Elliot Kravchik & Sigmund Torre
FLATS: Kenny Li
LETTERER: Ben Lee
It strikes me interesting that so many previous creators came back for these stories but the writers were the current titles’ writers.
Robots In Disguise: “Ultra Magnus…To The Rescue?”
WRITERS: Adam Patyk & Brad Mick
PENCILER: Rob Ruffolo
INKER: Erik Sander
COLORIST: David Cheung & Josh Perez
LETTERER: Shaun Linsao
Beast Wars: “Ain’t No Rat”
WRITERS: Brad Mick & Adam Patyk
PENCILER: Din Figueroa
INKER: Elaine To
COLORIST: Espen Grundetjern
FLATS: Kenny Li
LETTERER: Shaun Linsao
Finally done with credits. Let’s review some stories.
Virtual reality isn’t just for young people in armor to fight monsters anymore. (Congratulations to those who get the reference.) While most people think VR is just for video games, there are those trying to use it for more practical purposes. And then you have the ones listed in the video below from The Richest.









