Sorry, comic. It’s too late to convince me this is a good Speed Racer story.
Speed Racer: Chronicles Of The Racer #3
IDW (March, 2008)
WRITER: Arie Kaplan ARTIST: German Torres COLORIST: Jason Jensen SELECTED COVER ARTIST: Diogenes Neves SELECTED COVER COLORIST: Debora Carita LETTERER: Chris Mowry EDITOR: Chris Ryall
Volcanoes are jealous of Godzilla.
Godzilla #12
Dark Horse (June, 1996)
WRITER: Alex Cox PENCILER: Brandon McKinney INKER: Andrew Pepoy COLORIST: Perry McNamee COVER ART: Bob Eggleton LETTERER: Clem Robins DESIGNER: Mark Cox EDITOR: Randy Stradley
This is your only Star Trek reference: this trope has nothing to do with Pavel Checkov. In fact the term predates the show and even the term “trope”. It’s an old theater term, and one that I’ve used a bit more lately. So I thought it would make a great installment of Trope Shark. It’s one you may have heard of before but tonight we’re going to give it a proper once-over.
Speed seems to be having a hard time believing this nonsense as I am.
Speed Racer: Chronicles Of The Racer #2
IDW (February, 2008)
WRITER: Arie Kaplan ARTISTS: Robby Musso (including selected cover) & German Torres COLORIST: Jason Jensen LETTERER: Chris Mowry EDITOR: Chris Ryall
The Book of Mormon Movie, Vol. 1: The Journey (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
The Atlantic‘s Dashiell Bennett takes a look at the trend of novels of all age groups being turned into movies. She seems to have ignored the comics, and only links to another article about novels adapting or based on movies and television shows but it’s still a good read.
Are the lasers pelting him with rocks?
Secret Wars II #6
Marvel (December, 1985)
“Life Rules!” WRITER: Jim Shooter PENCILER: Al Milgrom INKER: Steve Leialoha COLORIST: Minny Hands (?) LETTERER: Rick Parker EDITOR: Bob Budiansky
In our last installment we saw Alec do something very stupid. Despite every evidence that something was wrong he took his horse and rode off with a strange man in the swamp, went into his house, and now finds himself with two guys who may want to do him harm. We, the readers, know the actual goal is to get Black to mate with Ghost. Would that make the colt grey?
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
