I was hoping to have a fight ready for Wildcat round 10 but as usual time and the universe love to make me fail. But click the banner above so that you can vote in the Friday Night Fights. The other competitors need your love, too.
Isaac Asimov’s I-Bots #3
Tekno Comics (January, 1996)
“Exterminating Angels!” WRITER: Steven Grant PENCILER: George Pérez BREAKDOWNS: Jose Delbo INKERS: Joe Rubinstein & Tom Christopher COLORIST: Demetrius Bassoukos LETTERING: Richard Starkings & Comicraft EDITOR: James Chambers
Dreadstar #1 (Nov. 1982), debut publication of Marvel Comics’ Epic imprint. Cover art by Jim Starlin (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
It’s been 28 years since Jim Starlin worked on his Dreadstar creation as part of Marvel’s “Epic” imprint and later First and Malibu Comics. Now Comic Book Resources reports he will return to his character as both writer and artist.
Isaac Asimov’s I-Bots #2
Tekno Comics (December, 1995)
“Origin Of Species” WRITER: Steven Grant PENCILER: George Pérez INKERS: Josef Rubinstein & Mike Witherby COLORIST: Demetrius Bassoukos LETTERING: Richard Starkings & Comicraft EDITOR: James Chambers “I-BOTS” CREATOR: Isaac Asimov, as developed by Howard Chaykin
During the recent Botcon Frank Welker (doing a good job of replicating his old Megatron voice back when he had a younger man’s voice), as Megatron, announced the inductees to the Transformers Hall Of Fame…and as you can see above Prowl is one of the inductees. Yay, Prowl!
Transformers Armada #9
Dreamwave (March, 2003)
WRITER: Simon Furman PENCILER: Guido Guidi INKER: Elaine To COLORISTS: Shaun Curtis, Alan Wang, & DAvid Cheung LETTERING: Dreamer Design GRAPHIC DESIGN: Matt Moylan
Sometimes we give all the praise to the “face” of a series, but forget the people responsible for actually making it a success beyond “I have an idea”. Cracked contributor Jared Whitley questions the records of George Lucas, Stan Lee, Gene Roddenberry, J.J. Abrams, Gary Gygax and Matt Groening.








