“How much did I drink last night?”
Isaac Asimov’s I-Bots #5
Tekno Comix (March, 1996)
“Shot By Both Sides!” WRITER: Steven Grant PENCILER: George Pérez FINISHED PENCILS: Brian Kong INKERS: Josef Rubinstein COLORING: Prismacolor LETTERING: Richard Starkings & Comicraft EDITOR: James Chambers CONCEPT: Isaac Asimov DEVELOPER: Howard Chaykin
So Alec and the Black are back together and all is right with the world…except they still have to find the Captain. He’s a jerk but not necessarily evil, and he’s scared to death of a horse god that may or may not exist. And we may or may not find out if he does this chapter.
This is why Megatron hates raves.
Transformers Armada #11
Dreamwave (May, 2003)
WRITER: Simon Furman PENCILER: Guido Guidi INKER: Elaine To COLORISTS: David Cheung, Shaun Curtis, & Rob Ruffolo FLATS: Sigmund Torre & Kenny Li LETTERER: Paul Villafuerte GRAPHIC DESIGN: Matt Moylan
Star Wars: The Clone Wars (film) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Remember the Little Golden books? They were the best “early reader” books, filled with fun and the occasional action tale. Well, they’re ramping up the action now, as Entertainment Weekly reports Star Wars (the current six movies at least) will be adapted by Little Golden books. Since EW’s site has an annoying banner ad that blocks you from seeing the entire image (at least it did for me, to promote some Chris Tucker special on Netflix) I’m linking to the Comics Alliance posting so you can see the covers. They have a link to EW’s article if you want to see that, too.
“I should be charging tickets to this.”
Transformers: The War Within – The Dark Ages #4
Dreamwave (January, 2004)
WRITER: Simon Furman PENCILER: Andrew Wildman INKERS: Erik Sander & Rob Armstrong COLORISTS: Espen Grundetjern, Alan Wang, & Rob Ruffolo LETTERER: Ben LeeSome of my reviewer colleagues have been expecting this for some time, over the last few months even more so. Well, the day finally happened. Blip has sent out emails to people who haven’t been purged from the video hosting service that they will soon be going offline as of August 20th, 2015, in other words next month. The few reviewers still on Blip have been not so much surprised by the move as, I would think, when. That means they have one month to find a new host, post all of their videos to that host (and the more content they have the longer that will be), and change the embed codes on either their site or whatever collective they are a part of.
Of course it’s not just reviewers on Blip. While I have never heard if the fictional or documentary producers were hit with the two purgings from Blip.tv, they will certainly be affected now. Sci-fi westerns, LGBT teen dramas, auto showcases–they’re all going away unless they find a new host. And while that sounds easy…it really isn’t. But people did see this coming.
“Geez, lady, it wasn’t that bad a pick-up line.”
Star Wars: Shadows Of The Empire – Evolution #2
Dark Horse (March, 1998)
“The Journey Of A Thousand Light-years” WRITER: Steve Perry PENCILER: Ron Randall INKER: Tom Simmons COLORIST: Dave Nestelle COVER ART: Duncan Fegredo LETTERER: Steve Dutro BOOK DESIGN: Scott Tice EDITOR: Bob Cooper
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
