“Yesterday’s” Comic> DC Versus Marvel #4

DC Versus Marvel #4

“No, Mr. Bondpowers, I expect you to be unamalgamated.”

DC Versus Marvel #4

FINAL ISSUE

DC Comics/Marvel (1996)

“Round Four”
WRITER: Peter David with Ron Marz
PENCILERS: Claudio Castellini & Dan Jurgens
INKERS: Paul Neary & Joseph Rubinstein
COLORIST: Gregory Wright
SEPARATIONS: Digital Chameleon
LETTERER: Bill Oakley
ASSISTANT EDITORS: Chris Duffy & Joe Andreani
EDITORS: Mike Carlin & Mark Gruenwald

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Friday Night Fights: Tony Takes His Turn

If the Spotlight is back in full production, then it’s time to return to the Friday Night Fights. And Goliath is coming back with us. It’s the fight I was going to use before everything crashed down.

A long time ago BW brought you Goliath, the villain formerly known as Power Man, beating up Rhodey in the Iron Man armor, Goliath taking down Iron Man with help, and finally the West Coast Avengers knocking Goliath out. Since that issue he’s been lying in a cell under the West Coast HQ…until it was time to break out. Now Tony is back in the role and it’s his turn to take on Mr. Josten.

Friday Night Fights clean logo

“Thunder” round 4

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“Yesterday’s” Comic> Looney Tunes #4

Looney Tunes #4

It’s her alright. Mirror-breakingly her.

Looney Tunes #4

DC Comics (July, 1994)

Bugs Bunny in “Makeover Mayhem”
WRITER: Jack Enyart
PENCILER: John Costanza
INKER: Dave Hunt
COLORIST: Jo Meugniot
LETTERER: Lorina Mapa
 
Daffy Duck in “Peking Duck”
WRITER: Jack Enyart
PENCILER: Horacio Saavedra
INKER: Ruben Torreiro
COLORIST: Jo Meugniot
LETTERER: Tim Harkins

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Morning Article Link: Losing Can Be Fun

Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man #49

Nobody wants the “game over” screen unless it says how awesome you are for winning all the things in ever! (Possibly in a bad translation for older games.) And yet sometimes you can die or just lose in rather amusing ways. Cracked contributors Zackarias Speed and Gavin Jamieson found six Easter Eggs of Death…and sexual harassment.

“Yesterday’s” Comic> Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #7 (Marvel)

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #7 (Marvel)

I am sparing you from so many rock and asteroid jokes.

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #7

FINAL ISSUE

Marvel (May, 1991)

EDITOR: Mariano Nicieza
 
“Stone Canyon Shakedown”
WRITER/ARTIST: Grant Miehiem
COLORIST: Mike Worely
LETTERER: Dave Sharpe
 
“Major Munch!”
WRITER/PENCILER: Darick Robertson
INKERS: Randy Emberlin & Phil Sheehy
COLORIST: Jim Hoston
LETTERER: Mike Higgins

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History Of Power Rangers: Operation Overdrive finale

History of Power Rangers 2

And finally the last episode. This is a day of endings, with a personal fitting considering what happened on this day a few weeks ago. At least this time it’s only stories ending, and two of the three being stories WORTH ending. It’s time for the various treasure hunters to go after the last jewels of the Corona Aurora, a terrible secret revealed terribly, and let’s just get this over with already.

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“Yesterday’s” Comic> The Legend Of Zelda #5

Valiant Comics Link really does need a haircut, doesn't he?

Valiant Comics Link really does need a haircut, doesn’t he?

The Legend Of Zelda #5

Valiant (1990)

George Caragonne, Jade, and the V-8’s
 
“The Day Of The Triforce”
Don Barry and Mike Worley
 
“Coming Home”
Martin King and Don Hudson

While two separate stories, there is a common event between the two. Once every decade, all three Triforces mysteriously disappear. Nobody knows why or where they go but it affects Zelda, Link, and Ganon.

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