“Oh great, new neighbors!”
Transformers: Generation One vol 2 #1
(later collected under the subtitle “War & Peace” but I own the single issues)
Dreamwave (April, 2003)
“New World Order” WRITER: Brad Mick (an alias used by James McDonough for some reason for a number of issues) PENCILER: Pat Lee INKER: Rob Armstrong BACKGROUNDS: Edwin Garcia LAYOUT ASSIST: Ferd Poblete COLORISTS: Espen Grundetjern, Alan Wang, & Rob Ruffolo LETTERER: Paul Villafuerte
It’s that time again, which means the North American Aerospace Defense Command is preparing for its most important job…tracking Santa Claus. Yes, ever since kids heard about NORAD they’ve been bugging them to keep an eye on Santa Claus and out of the goodness of their hearts (with little taxpayer money I think), they’ve helped warn kids when they need to get into bed because Jolly Old St. Nick is coming. This year they have the usual music, games, videos, and more. They no longer team with Google Earth, but there is a app for Windows Mobile, I-Device, and Android (my tablet may not be able to hold a new app because I have all the important ones for remote operations, but there’s always the website via browser–and mine came with three of them for some reason), so you can watch him from whatever relative’s house you’re visiting on Christmas Eve. So go check them out already!
I’m going with “variant figure”.
Masters Of The Universe #7
Star Comics (Marvel; May, 1987)
“Long Live The King” WRITER: Mike Carlin PENCILER: Ron Wilson INKER: Danny Bulanadi COLORIST: Bob Sharen LETTERER: Jack Morelli EDITOR: Ralph Macchio
Why is Gav the only one not in color?
Star Wars: Tales Of The Jedi – The Golden Age Of The Sith #3
Dark Horse (December, 1996)
“The Fabric Of An Empire” WRITER: Kevin J. Anderson PENCILER: Dario Carrasco, Jr. INKERS: Mark G. Heike, Bill Black, & David Jacob Beckett COLORIST: Perry McNamee SEPARATIONS: Judi T. Hann, John Fell, Tracy Buckner, Geneva Smith, & Daniel Jackson COVER ARTIST: Russell Walks LOGO/BOOK DESIGN: Scott Tice LETTERER: Willie Schubert ASSISTANT EDITOR: David Land EDITOR: Bob CooperI’m going to make a Christmas Spotlight logo before this week is out or at least try. In the meantime…
Every year BW Media Spotlight tries to give time over to Christmas. I love Christmas. I love the fun, the festivity, the decorations, the music, the spirituality, and I want to share that with the masses, hopefully by finding something they’ve never seen before like a new cover to a classic song or just something fun and uplifting. And as every year, I ask those very masses (that’s you guys) for help making it great and giving me time to work on the Christmas Eve video and Christmas Day comic.
“Surprise!”
Adventures Of Spider-Man #3
Marvel (June, 1996)
“Sinister Intentions!” WRITER: Nel Yomtov PENCILER: Alex Saviuk INKER: Rob Stull COLORIST: Kevin Tinsley LETTERER: Steve Dutro EDITOR: Mark Powers
How to Train Your Dragon: Music from the Motion Picture (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
I haven’t had the chance to get into How To Train Your Dragon but internet review colleagues have gushed over it. It’s been a month since I’ve done a Morning Article Link so for you fans out there, CBR TV talks to the writers of the movie and Cartoon Network/Netflix series (loosely based on a book about dragon fighters learning to work WITH dragons to better both species) about the next film and the upcoming original graphic novels, because somebody remembered graphic novels aren’t just for trade collections.
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
