I wonder if that much lighting would help my videos?
Armageddon: The Alien Agenda #4
FINAL ISSUE
DC Comics (February, 1992)
“…All This And World War Too!” WRITER: Jonathan Peterson PENCILER: Dick Giordano INKER: Steve Mitchell COLORIST: Tom McCraw LETTERER: Albert De Guzman ASSISTANT EDITOR: Scott Peterson EDITOR: Denny O’Neil
The Muppets (variety show branch that was sold to Disney) have been making a reappearance thanks to two recent movies. Now Entertainment Weekly‘s Kelly Connolly is reporting that ABC is ordering a pilot for a new Muppet Show series. Personally, I hope they do it. I saw an episode of the show they did for Disney Channel and it didn’t hold up to what the Muppets can do. Maybe being back on the stage will do better.
“But I don’t have a pen and paper.”
Armageddon: The Alien Agenda #3
DC Comics (January, 1992)
“The West Years Of Our Lives” WRITER: Johnathan Peterson PENCILER: Alan Weiss INKER: Joe Rubinstein COLORIST: Tom McCraw LETTERER: Albert De Guzman ASSISTANT EDITOR: Kelley Puckett EDITOR: Denny O’Neil
Wait until she’s introduced to Peeps.
I’m surprised it took this long for Fizzbin to see a headless chocolate bunny. She and Beth hang out often enough. In other Easter news, The Clutter Reports continues my streak of only having time to understand my clutter problems and not enough time to clean it. But I tried to tie it in to Easter, so my ramblings are at least festive. 🙂
Okay, huge announcement that will affect the daily comic reviews until I have income and can get new comics again. I’ve been struggling with finding comics for the afternoon review since there are so many comics I want to review as a series. Originally I was jumping around my longbox still thinking I would have a job or something else would pay off and I would be able to get new comics again. This has not been the case and it’s getting harder to bypass longer series to fit into a week.
So what I will now do is have two of the chosen reviews a week instead of one. That means two DC reviews on Monday (we’ll thus be finishing Armageddon: The Alien Invasion this week and breeze through Armageddon: Inferno in the next two weeks), two Marvel reviews on Tuesdays (yay more Darkhawk!), I’ll get to Wednesday in a moment since Gamera just ended, two Transformers on Thursday (that will be a chore but if it gets me through Generation Two that much sooner I’ll take the risk), and two Power Rangers reviews on Friday, although we’ll be finishing that off since I only have one more Saban Powerhouse as well as the Turbo Ranger team-up with Beetleborgs Metallix, which I may end up saving for Scanning My Collection after I read it. Don’t worry, we’ll be starting a new TV series in that slot next week but that’s it for Japanese superheroes until I have another opening. Saturday’s will remain one comic per week to give me a break and will continue along the longbox as normal, currently still on the Amalgam comics before our final crossover series, the last part of the Access trilogy.
As for what’s coming up on Wednesday?
Someday I want to redraw this. Someday I want the skill to do so.
There is one more member of the Kaiju Force to review. That’s right, Hydra-Ghidorah. No, wait, that’s not right. Oh yeah, believe or not there’s an actual King Kong comic, adapting the original story. I’m missing one issue of this six issue story so I’ll have to start something new there pretty soon, but it’s the last giant monster series I have. But we won’t be done with Japanese giants so soon. I’ll get to that soon enough.
And that’s all the updates for now. Hope you had a happy Easter!
It’s time for the last press junket of ConnectiCon 2014. As of this writing I’m still waiting to hear if I’m going to get a press pass for 2015 or not.
One thing I’ve tried to do was get into a Team Four Star panel, but the non-18+ panel (which is usually not allowed to be recorded and I’m betting not BW-friendly anyway) is the only one that’s wasn’t scheduled during other panels I’ve been drawn to. Team Four Star were supposed to appear at the 2013 press junket but for some reason didn’t show. So it’s nice that we got to talk with them at the 2014 version…or at least two of them.
And yet still better treatment that she got in Crimson Cloak And The Outlaws.
Exciting X-Patrol
Amalgam (Marvel; June, 1997)
“The Curse Of Brother Brood!” WRITER: Barbara Kesel PENCILER: Bryan Hitch INKER: Paul Neary COLORIST: Joe Andreani SEPARATIONS: Digital Chameleon LETTERER: Richard Starkings & Comicraft’s Kiff Scholl EDITOR: Jaye GardnerThis afternoon we looked at Metallix, from the sadly failed Future Comics. If you missed it, the series followed four people who shared a liquid metal armor known as Metal-X, each using their own skills (which the suit can enhance) for whatever situation required them to use the armor. We got to know the military guy, Gil, in the fight that opened the story. He obviously brings military training, including using the Multi-Purpose Utility Team Trainer (MUTT) to help the others work on their combat skills in case there isn’t time to switch partners. So let’s meet the rest of team Metallix.
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
