“Madonna wants you under tree and I want Madonna under the mistletoe. We made a deal.”
Scrooge And Santa
Arcana (2010)
WRITER: Matthew Wilson ARTIST/COVER ART/ASSISTING EVERYONE BUT THE WRITER: Josh Kenfield COLORIST: Dan Smith LETTERER: Jehoaddan Strain SENIOR EDITOR: Mike Kalvoda (I’m surprise Kenfield didn’t edit this, too.)Second verse, same as the first. It’s a battle in the snow Spacebooger’s asking for, and here in CT we MAY have flurries tomorrow. This time I have a good fight, and one I thought I used. My chart says no, so here it goes. It’s the post-Crisis, pre-52 Huntress bringing more than coal to the bad guys.
A lot of mass fighting covers this week.
Ninjak volume 2 #7
Acclaim Comics/Valiant Heroes (September, 1997)
“Family Problems” WRITER: Kurt Busiek CO-PLOTTER: Robert L. Washington III PENCILER: Neil Vokes INKER: Michael Avon Oeming COLORING: Atomic Paintbrush LETTERER: Dave Lanphear ASSISTANT EDITOR: Alex Glass EDITOR: Jeff Gomez
The “sliding timeline” is how writers keep character forever at the “marketable” age. For example, moving Iron Man’s origin from Vietnam to Desert Storm. However, every now and then writers push a bit far and de-age a character even if we first met them as adults. Newsarama‘s George Marston brings us 10 examples of the Fountain Of Youth in action.
“Geez, try to blow up the multiverse and you guys get all whiny about it.”
Mighty Mouse #5
Marvel (February, 1991)
INKER: Marie Severin COLORIST: Evan Skolnick LETTERER: Brad K. Joyce EDITOR: Fabian Nicieza “Mices On Infinite Earths” conclusion WRITER: Michael Gallagher PENCILER: Ernie Colon Bat-Bat: “Everyone’s A Critic” WRITERS: Mike Kanterovich & Tom Brevoort PENCILER: Mike Kazelah
While writing the ending to yesterday’s article I realized that I won’t be doing normal posting next week due to Christmas week. It will be all Christmas videos until (hopefully) my Video Review. So rather than be behind with 32 chapters I still have to read through you get a second Chapter By Chapter this week.
As you may recall from Monday, Luke and Rogue Squadron had done all they could with their distraction while the Millennium Falcon crew had bogeys on their tail and Boba Fett in their sights. If we can keep to events important to this event and leave the other stuff for after the fight (like more of Xizor being pompous scum or Vader sparing with a droid) this could be really good.
“I’ll teach you birds not to poop on me!”
Transformers Energon #29
Dreamwave (November, 2004)
“Multiplicity” part 4 WRITER: Simon Furman PENCILER: Alex Milne INKERS: Elaine To & Ferd Poblete COLORISTS: Jon-Im Lee & Josh Perez LETTERER: Ben Lee
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
