Not surprisingly the numbers come before the letters, but this is the only one currently in my comiXology collection to be a number.
The cosplay graveyard.
52 #1
DC Comics (July, 2006)
“Golden Lads And Lasses Must…”
WRITERS: Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, & Mark Waid
BREAKDOWNS: Keith Giffen
PENCILER: Joe Bennett
INKER: Ruy Jose
COVER ART: J.G. Jones
COLORIST: Alex Sinclair
LETTERER: Nick J. Napolitano
ASSISTANT EDITORS: Jann Jones & Harvey Richards
EDITOR: Steven Wacker
Hope you guys had a good Thanksgiving. I was home with what I’m hoping was a last strike by my cold. I’m done with being sick this year! But at least I got to watch the MST3K Turkey Day marathon on Pluto TV (because I didn’t know everyone was watching on YouTube). And I’ve got some punching for you.
Mysterio’s whole gimmick is that he uses illusions for evil, and somehow hasn’t been picked up to join VENOM. Curse of separate universes I guess. You may remember from Tuesday his plan to steal oil from squatters because that makes no legal sense whatsoever. Well, the man wears a fishbowl on his head. That can’t help the oxygen supply. The smart solution would be find the owners, work with them to have the squatters removed, work to excavate the oil, and share the profits. Greed is seldom smart.
“We’re going to stop 12-year-old Tronix from ruining his comics with this stupid filing system!”
MASK #2
DC Comics (January, 1986)
“The Domain Of The Dead”
WRITER: Michael Fleisher
PENCILER: Michael Chen
INKER: Joe Del Beato
COLORIST: Shelley Eiber
LETTERER: John Costanza
EDITOR: Andrew Helfer
Sorry for missing the Transformers reviews. They’ll come back next Thursday.
I don’t know how to do toy jokes when they actually HAVE toys on the cover!
Mobile Police Patlabor part 2 #1
Viz Comics (1998); originally published by Shogakukan
WRITER/ARTIST: Masami Yuki
TRANSLATION: Yuji Oniki
TOUCH-UP ART/LETTERER: Wayne Truman
COVER DESIGN: Viz Graphics
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Annette Roman
EDITOR: Julie Davis
This is Thanksgiving in the United States, where we celebrate the Pilgrims dangerous voyage to the new world, barely survive their first year, and thanks to the help of the natives (unaware of what their descendants would do) form a new life for ourselves and the beginning of a new nation. That and the aforementioned doctor visit and getting ready for festivities is why this is the only post tonight. Sorry, it wasn’t planned.
For this year I thought I would show off the history of Thanksgiving as told by the Peanuts gang. I’ve done this before but this time I have a working video embed to use. Happy Thanksgiving to my fellow Americans and I hope the rest of you have a good day as well.
I had an article planned, but I also had a doctor’s appointment. Guess what won out? I’m still off the blood thinner, so that’s good. Still waiting on a full release though. So instead here’s a fun little video I stumbled across. It’s the entire Star Wars trilogy (the original) in a little over five minutes. And in 8 bits.
Guess we have one more delay, although at this point I just want to get it over with.
Never come between Lion-O and the last jelly donut. Especially if it’s cherry.
Thundercats #0
WildStorm (October, 2002)
“A Cat’s Tale” plus promotional material
WRITERS/ARTISTS: Ford Lytle Gilmore & J. Scott Campbell
INKER: Rhys Yorke
COLORING: Studio XD
LETTERING: Rick & Wes at Comicraft
EDITOR: Scott Dunbier
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
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