I have been trying to get to the Voice Actor Roundtables at least since I started getting a press pass to ConnectiCon. I made one of the two last year finally, the second one on Sunday. The panelists are three people we saw in last month’s Women Of Voice Acting panel–Brittany Lauda, Danielle McRae, and Lauren Landa. They are joined by Funimation regular Chris Cason to discuss their craft and have a little fun in the process.
Told you last week this was a bad idea, Axel.
DC/Marvel: All Access #4
FINAL ISSUE
DC Comics (February, 1997)
“Savior” WRITER: Ron Marz PENCILER: Jackson Guice INKER: Joe Rubinstein COLORIST: Lee Loughridge SEPARATIONS: Digital Chameleon LETTERER: Bill Oakley ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Chris Duffy EDITOR: Mike CarlinBatman, the Dark Knight. Nothing can stop him from his war on crime. As Waverider once learned, that includes death.
Dana Sterling (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
I remember seeing Diana Schutz‘s name on the Comico Robotech comics, mostly because one of the characters was Dana Sterling and sometimes I read her name as Dana Schultz (hence the above picture) instead of Diana Schutz. Most recently (and by “recently” I mean 25 years) she’s been editor at Dark Horse, but she is announcing her retirement, as of today. In an interview with CBR’s Josie Campbell, Schutz shows what a good editor is supposed to do! Good luck on your future whatever, Ms. Schutz.
“Say, have you met my son?”
Macross
Comico (1984)
“Booby Trap” WRITER/EDITOR: Carl Macek PENCILER: Svea Stauch INKING/COLORS/PRODUCTION: Phil Lasorda, Gerry Giovinco, Vince Argondezzi, & Dotty Linberg LETTERER: Carrie Spiegle PRODUCTION ASSISTANT: Aaron KeatonLet me explain what’s going on here. Carl Macek and Harmony Gold had brought over Super Dimensional Fortress Macross, but were short the full number of episodes they needed for a full weekday syndicated run (which was more than you need from the kids channels now). So they brought in two other shows and formed an original continuity we all know as Robotech. While Comico would have the Robotech license, they must have started with the Macross license, which would explain why this comic exists. Since next week I’ll be reviewing a comic based on the sequel, Macross II, we might as well catch up.
I don’t know what expression Tommy is going for but it’s hilarious.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Ninja Rangers #5
Marvel (April, 1996)
“Weather Witch” WRITER: Fabian Nicieza PENCILER: Tod Smith INKER: Don Hudson COLORIST: Mike Worley LETTERER: Janice Chiang EDITOR: Mariano Nicieza
“We’ll teach the air whose boss!”
VR Troopers #5
Marvel (April, 1996)
“The Boy Trooper” WRITER: Frank Strom PENCILER: Steve Ditko INKER: Tom Christopher COLORIST: Joe Caponsacco LETTERER: Janice Chiang EDITOR: Mariano Nicieza
I don’t have enough sources for video game thought, either as a decent post or as filler video. I want to do more game stuff on my own but finding time to play has been difficult lately. At least I found something good for the former.
Game Theory is the creation of Matthew Patrick and the main show on the channel, but there are a few other features that will be covered as well. By looking at video game controversies and going through a franchise’s story to find some interesting concept to build into a proper, if sometimes silly, theory about that game world, Patrick has taken math, science, and culture and turned it into something interesting, if not outright fun.
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
