So I goofed up. Thanks to this being the last day in November the Art Soundoff Challenge officially ends today, and I still have five characters to go into the creation of for Jake & Leon. So today and tomorrow will have longer videos to collect the supporting cast. Today we look at Beth and her parents, Bill and Meredith, and where they came from, and what roles they serve in the comic.
Yes, scare the reader out of buying you. Save that for the next miniseries!
Thundercats #1
WildStorm (October, 2002)
“Reclaiming Thundera” (the name of this miniseries collected in trade)
WRITER: Ford Lytle Gilmore
PENCILER: Ed McGuinness
INKER: Jason Martin
COLORIST: Chris Walker
LETTERERS: John Layman & Sergio Garcia
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Kristy Quinn
EDITOR: Jeff Mariotte
The creating videos will continue but this is the last official day of Art Soundoff and I wanted to talk about my experience this year and plans for next year.
Great poster. Now where’s the comic cover?
Masters Of The Universe vol. 2 #4
Image Comics/MV Creations (June, 2003)
WRITER: Val Staples
ARTISTS: Emiliano Santalucia & Ezra Fontana
COLORIST: Kevin Senft (assisted by Shyanne Corbett)
SELECTED COVER ART: Emiliano Santalucia & Val Staples
LETTERING: Dreamer Design
EDITORS: Heather Schneider, Jeremy Padawer, Ian Richter, & Geoff Walker
A Valentine for You (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Seriously, Disney? A live-action Winnie The Pooh? Seriously?
Over on Facebook my fellow Reviewers Unknown compatriot Eli Stone (The Cartoon Hero) was talking about the next live-actionized Disney movie, after the Jungle Book. Of course it’s not a Disney original, few movies they’ve made being at least inspired by another work, but the fact that Disney made a live-action version of the story when they’ve had great success with the animated classic. Even the direct-to-video sequel is at best mediocre and unnecessary.
But now we’re getting a live-action version of Winnie The Pooh, the classic A.A. Milne character that has starred in numerous Disney shows and movies in animation only as late as a few years ago. (Well, except for Welcome To Pooh Corner, the early Disney Channel show for kids that used costumes with moving mouths which had a special video about stranger danger. But that was a special situation. Dumbo had one of those, too.) But for some reason Disney has opted not only to make this into a live-action movie, but to rip off the plot to another film that wasn’t made by Disney but they have a connection to the character. Namely Peter Pan.
“Fine, you win. I’ll take a bath!”
The Adventures Of Spider-Man #10
Marvel (January, 1997)
“To Catch A Spider”
WRITER: Nel Yomtov
PENCILER: Alex Saviuk
INKER: Rob Stull
COLORIST: Kevin Tinsley
LETTERER: Steve Dutro
EDITOR: Mark Bernardo
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
