Transformers: The Movie #1
Marvel (December, 1986)
“The Planet Eater!” ADAPTATION: Ralph Macchio BREAKDOWNS: Don Perlin FINISHES: Ian Akin & Brian Garvey COLORIST: Nel Yomtov LETTERER: Janice Chaing EDITOR: Bob BudianskyTransformers: The Movie #1
Marvel (December, 1986)
“The Planet Eater!” ADAPTATION: Ralph Macchio BREAKDOWNS: Don Perlin FINISHES: Ian Akin & Brian Garvey COLORIST: Nel Yomtov LETTERER: Janice Chaing EDITOR: Bob Budiansky
This is the second photo I got of the two.
One song I got tired of hearing over the loudspeakers at the job I no longer have was Hotel California, a song I assumed was either about heartbreak or being in prison. Apparently other people think it’s about devil worship. We’re both wrong, while so many people insist other songs are about drugs. Sorry, Puff The Magic Dragon and Lucy’s Diamonds aren’t drug references (in fact, Peter, Paul & Mary are upset you think so) and when you see Cracked contributor Chris S. discuss five songs you all get wrong you’re going to feel real silly.
Transformers: Generation Two #12
FINAL ISSUE FINAL ISSUE FINAL ISSUE!!!!!!
Marvel (October, 1994)
“A Rage In Heaven” WRITER: Simon Furman PENCILERS: Geoff Senior & Manny Galan INKERS: Geoff Senior & Jim Amash COLORIST: Sarra Mossoff LETTERER: Richard Starkings & Comicraft EDITOR: Rob Tokar
We’re at the half-way point of this 20 chapter book, and I’m not sure what story is being told here. I thought this was about a circus horse trainer wanting to get his prized horse to mate with the Black and having no patience. Over the last few chapters we now have a story in which that trainer wants to hunt down some horse god. Now we’re back on the mating plot. I remain confused, but Alec isn’t letting his horse mate before racing season and I’m still only guessing why. This chapter is rather short and I’m guessing so is the titular event. I hope it at least takes up more chapter time than the nightmare that wasn’t even half the chapter.
Gigantor #6
Antarctic Press (July, 2000)
“Doppleganger” part 3: “Spider’s War” WRITER/LAYOUT/ART ASSIST: Ted Nomura ARTIST: Ben Dunn COLORIST: Nathan Lumm TYPESETTING/EDITOR: Doug DlinAfter some recent short films, compiled episodes (Dragon Ball Z Kai), and video games, reports are in that Dragon Ball will be getting a new television series. The series creator returns, thus hopefully avoiding Dragon Ball GT‘s fate. The question is…will Team Four Star abridge it once they’re done with Dragon Ball Z? No word if it will also return to its comic roots.
Gigantor #5
Antarctic Press (June, 2000)
“Doppleganger” part 2: “Spider’s Moon” WRITER/LAYOUT/ART ASSIST: Ted Nomura ARTIST: Ben Dunn COLORISTS: Nathan Lumm & Lee Duhig LETTERER/EDITOR: Doug Dlin