Beetlejuice (TV series) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The 1988 movie that sparked an animated series will finally be getting a sequel, and Winona Ryder is confirmed to be returning. Spinoff Online has the official announcement on Beetlejuice 2.
Artoo is a champion crowd surfer.
Star Wars: Droids Vol.2 #6
Dark Horse (October, 1995)
“Seasons Of Revolt” part 2 WRITER: Jan Strnad PENCILER: Bill Hughes INKER: Keith Williams COLORIST: Perry McNamee COVER ART: Kilian Plunkett LETTERER: Steve Dutro BOOK DESIGN: Scott Tice EDITOR: Pete JanesTell others about the Spotlight:
Chapter by Chapter features me reading one chapter of the selected book at the time and reviewing it as if I were reviewing an episode of a TV show or an issue of a comic. There will be spoilers if you haven’t read to the point I have, and if you’ve read further I ask that you don’t spoil anything further into the book. Think of it as read-along book club.
When we last left our heroes the captain was dead, which may or may not be due to a vengeful horse god, Alec and the Black were still lost in the Everglades, and chapter titles barely described what happened in the chapter. I wonder what will happen in this one?
Chapter 17: Nothing At All
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Iron Man is surprisingly popular with the robot community.
Marvel Action Hour: Iron Man #8
FINAL ISSUE
Marvel (June, 1995)
“Mutiny Of The Miners” WRITER: Dean Davis PENCILER: Anthony Williams INKER: John Nyberg COLORIST: Sam Parsons LETTERER: Dave Sharpe EDITOR: Tom DaningTell others about the Spotlight:
Beyond Westworld (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
I learned something interesting. The original Westworld movie, about Wild West theme park robots going rogue, was written and directed by Michael Crichton, who I thought was only a novelist. Apparently it was his first directoral venture. It sparked a TV series called Beyond Westworld, but HBO dropped a teaser for a NEW Westworld series. Spinoff Online (forgetting to mention the previous TV venture) brings us the teaser.
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It’s like the Peristrike Force held a contest for worst costume design…and they all won.
Darkhawk #18
Marvel (August, 1992)
“Mind Games” WRITER: Danny Fingeroth ARTIST: Mike Manley INK ASSISTS: John Heebink, Adam McClellan, & Ande Parks COLORIST: Joe Rosas LETTERER: Bill Oakley EDITOR: Nel YomtovTell others about the Spotlight:
The 60s Batman movie featured Joker, Penguin, Catwoman, and the Riddler. They also made the most appearances of all the Bat-foes adapted for and native to that series. I don’t know if that’s why these four are first ones in the listings of villains for the series but it could explain it.
In this installment we look as Selina Kyle and Edward Nigma. After what we saw last week with the Joker and Penguin (who also appeared in the New Scooby-Doo Movies…twice, along with Batman and Robin) we may learn things about the characters that the series never had a chance to show us. We’ll start with Batman’s love interest.
