No joke, this is a nice use of a reflective surface.
Mega Man #4
FINAL ISSUE
Dreamwave (December, 2003)
WRITER: Brian Agustyn ARTIST: Patrick Spaziante COLORIST: Anthony Washington BACK-UP STORY COLORISTS: Sigmund Torre, Jong-Im Lee, & Stuard Ng COVER ART: Mic Fong & Stuart Ng LETTERER: Paul Villafuerte EDITOR IN CHIEF: Roger Lee
With a new Supergirl TV series in the works, Comics Alliance has the folks behind their “Comics, Everybody” comic series go over the convoluted history of all the Supergirls (and Super-Girls) in DC multiversal history. It’s crazier than you thought.
Okay, I admit the Shakespeare reference was unavoidable.
Transformers: Generation Two #5
Marvel (March, 1994)
WRITER:Simon Furman PENCILER: Manny Galan INKER: Jim Amash LETTERER: Richard Starkings & Gaushell EDITOR: Rob Tokar “The Power And The Glory” COLORIST: Chia-Chi Wang “Tales From Earth” part 2 COLORIST: Sarah Mossoff
Here’s another one from my late Transformers fansite and alt.toys.transformers. At the time ATT had a few threads going on involving the Matrix Of Leadership, or at least one subthread, it’s been so long I can’t remember. As someone who prefers the classic cartoon origin for the Transformers and Unicron (which didn’t feature dark gods and stuff and was closer to pure sci-fi), I decided to make a defense of the Matrix, which had popped up unexpectedly and is now part of Transformer multiversal continuity.
For people who aren’t die-hard Transformers fans, let me give you some history. In Transformers: The Movie we are introduced to the Autobot Matrix Of Leadership, an ancient relic that would light the Autobots’ darkest hour. This was never mentioned in two seasons of the cartoon, but in season three, now set in the year 2006, one year after the movie, it became important in numerous episodes. Therefore, a few questions of events in the previous seasons and I decided to address it. Except for spelling and grammar errors, what follows is just what I posted back in the day, followed by some updated thoughts. Continue reading
“You aren’t radioactive, are you Protoman?”
Mega Man #3
Dreamwave (November, 2003)
WRITER: Brian Augustyn ARTIST: Mic Fong BACKGROUNDS: Pak Lok & Ching COLORISTS: Stuart Ng & Susan Luo LETTERER: Paul Villafuerte EDITOR IN CHIEF: Roger Lee
The Green Goblin take on Casual Friday.
20th Century Fox (who somehow got Deadpool with their X-Men license but lost Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch to Marvel Studios) has brought out the pictures and logo for the upcoming Deadpool movie with Ryan Reynolds as the Merc With A Mouth. It’s probably the closest to the comic model I have seen since the 80s Superman and Supergirl movies.
Missing the old days, the Human Torch attacked the wrong kaiju.
Gamera #4
FINAL ISSUE
Dark Horse (November, 1996)
“Gamera: The Last Hope” WRITER: Dave Chipps PENCILER: Mozart Couto INKER: Mike Sellers COLORIST: Art Knight SEPARATIONS: Jon Fell, Dan Jackson, Judi Hann, & Letty Rodriguez COVER ART: Yuji Kaida LETTERER: Clem Robins DESIGNER: Mark Cox ASSISTANT EDITOR: Ian Stude EDITOR: Randy Stradley
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
