From the Animaniacs to the Planeteer, Hitler and his Nazi friends, with Stalin and Castro along for the ride, have made their way to kids entertainment. And in only one of the 6 Bizarre Cameos listed by Cracked contributor Jacopo della Quercia are history’s villains treated as heroes. Still, one is bad enough.
Did you ever hear of Roger Corman’s take on the Fantastic Four. It was at about the same budget as a modern fanfilm that was only intended to insure a studio could keep the movie rights even if the movie was never intended for release. You can find bootlegs of the film. It’s kind of crap, but Cracked contributor E. Reid Ross make the case that it’s better than the two big theatrical FF movies and already a better Fantastic Four movie than the one about to come out. That’s because it’s actually a better translation of the comic.
Secret Wars II #2
Marvel (August, 1985)
“I’ll Take Manhattan…” WRITER: Jim Shooter PENCILER: Al Milgrom INKERS: Steve Leialoha & Joe Rubinstein COLORIST: Manny Hands (in other words, too many to list) LETTERERS: Rick Parker & Joe Rosen EDITOR: Bob BudianskyI may have shown this one before but I don’t keep track of these as well. Imagine if Santa Claus went into a recording session with a guy who knows how to be Santa better than Santa. And if you think that’s not possible, you haven’t talked to enough voice actors.
Game Boy #2
Valiant/Nintendo Comics System (1990)
“It’s A Small World After All” no titles given on credits with these comics so I’ll just list them in the order they have Mark McChlellan & Bill Vallely Dennis Francis Art Nichols Jade The Gradations
Sometimes marketing actually comes up with a good way to promote something. Most of you have probably seen these already, but I needed something here and I hadn’t yet. “These” refers to a set of mock trading cards used to reveal character names for the upcoming Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
Firestorm Annual #5
DC Comics (1987)
“Ground Zero” WRITER: John Ostrander PENCILER: Joe Brozowski INKER: Alfredo Alcala COLORIST: Shelley Eiber LETTERER: Duncan Andrews EDITOR: Denny O’Neil “FIRESTORM” CREATORS: Gerry Conway & Al Milgrom







