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Transformers Armada #3
Dreamwave (September, 2002)
WRITER: Chris Sarracini PENCILER: James Raiz INKERS: Rob Armstrong & Erik Sander BACKGROUNDS: Edwin Garcia COLORISTS: Alan Wang & Rami Sunga GRAPHIC DESIGN: Paul Villafuerte LETTERING: Dreamer Design EDITOR: Matt Moylan
Spinoff Online‘s Kevin Melrose brings more news about the Transformers Movieverse, including a potential spinoff story set on Cybertron. Odd thing, though. They’re discussing whether or not it’s going to be live-action or animated. If it’s set on Cybertron, presumably with no humans, isn’t it going to be computer generated, and thus animated one way or the other?
By the way, I goofed. the preview I reviewed last week should actually go between issues #2 & #3 since in this issue Starscream and crew are sent on the mission that Grimlock gets mixed up with after walking away, also in this issue.
“I’m entering you in the cat show this year, Ravage.”
Transformers: The War Within #2
Dreamwave (November, 2002)
WRITER: Simon Furman PENCILER: Don Figueroa INKER: Elaine To COLORIST: Rob Ruffolo LETTERING: Dreamer Design GRAPHIC DESIGN: Kevin LeeI know I’ll get yelled at for saying it but I was never drawn to The Big Lebowski. It’s just not my thing although I know movie geeks seem to love it. While I was trying to figure out what to write about today, I was catching up with my video watching and came upon this video by Cracked made an interesting connection between Alice In Wonderland and the travels of The Dude. Could the Cohen Brothers snuck a few references in? The host makes a very convincing case.
Lando’s nightmare.
Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back adaptation
Dark Horse (February, 1997)
originally published by Marvel in Star Wars #39-44, I have the novel-sized trade paperback, which I read so often I don’t really need to read this to write the review. This will not only be a comparison to the movie but to the original adaptation. Dark Horse changed a few things. At least somebody did, but I’ll explain in a moment.
ADAPTATION/ORIGINAL EDITOR: Archie Goodwin ARTISTS: Al Williamson & Carlos Garzón ORIGINAL COLORIST: Glynis Wein DARK HORSE RE-COLOR: James Sinclair & Frank Lopez DARK HORSE COVER ART: Greg & Tim Hildebrandt LETTERER: Rick Veitch DARK HORSE EDITORS: Bob Cooper & Edward Martin III COLLECTION EDITOR: Scott Tice COLLECTION DESIGN MANAGER: Brian Gogolin
Conan the Adventurer (collection) (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
I am not a fan of Conan The Barbarian (although I did enjoy Conan The Adventurer, the animated take on Robert E. Howard’s character) but I thought some of you who might be would find this interesting, and that’s why the Morning Article Link exists. ICv2 is reporting that the company that owns the rights to Conan has been bought out by a new company, whose owner used to work at the old company. Talk about climbing the corporate ladder, going out the window, and going to the roof.
Someday they will be friends.
Star Wars: Clone Wars Adventures Volume 4
Dark Horse (September, 2005)
COVER ART: The Fillbach Brothers & Dan Jackson LETTERER: Michael David Thomas DESIGNER: Joshua Elliott ASSISTANT EDITOR: Dave Marshall EDITOR: Jeremy Barlow With four stories in this comic, the writers and artists will be listed in the reviews next to their stories.
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
