Today’s is Veteran’s Day, where we thank the soldiers who came home from war and were lucky enough to survive. For this year’s tribute posting I found a cute little video from Elma Elementary School in (if my weak research was right) Elma, Washington. While they could use a better editor, it’s good to see teachers having kids pay honor to our men and women in uniform.
Have I used up my action figure joke quota yet?
Double Dragon #3
Marvel (September, 1991)
“One Dragon On The Ground” WRITER: Dwayne McDuffie PENCILER: Tom Raney INKER/COLORIST: Brad Vancata LETTERER: Pat Brosseau ASSISTANT EDITOR: Evan Sklonick EDITOR: Fabian NiciezaBy the way, I just realized that last week I reviewed a miniseries Sklonick wrote and this week one he was assistant editor on. Continue reading
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Can you tell is a comic I’ve read a lot?
Iron Man Annual #7
Marvel (1984)
“When Giants Walk the Earth!” WRITER: Bob Harras PENCILER: Luke McDonnell INKERS: Ian Akin & Brian Garvey COLORIST: Bob Sharen LETTERER: Rick Parker EDITOR: Mark GruenwaldTell others about the Spotlight:
Well, I finally got to see the Warner Brothers/Legendary Pictures version of Godzilla last night, seeing on sale at Target earlier in the week. I’ll keep all of the spoilers until after the jump (for anyone on the home page) but I can tell you that despite some flaws, I rather enjoyed it, and that was the point.
While I still have some problems with Gareth Edwards’ approach it’s hard for me to call the results bad, but being a Godzilla movie calls for certain things that were lacking. However, I was entertained for two hours and that’s the important part. Then again I was entertained by Tri-Star’s attempt for different reasons so just my review as you will.
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If you want to see the review of issue #1, I posted that some time ago.
“I hate party crashers.”
Double Dragon #2
Marvel (August, 1991)
“Double Jeopardy” WRITER: Dwayne McDuffie PENCILERS: Kirk Jarvinen & Steven Butler INKER/COLORIST: Brad Vancata LETTERER: Pat Brosseau EDITORS: Evan Sklonick & Fabian NiciezaTell others about the Spotlight:
We’ve seen them in every high school and college movie and we would like to not see them again. Cracked‘s Felix Clay lists five fictional stereotypes that have never existed in a real high school, probably ever.
