You hope Firestorm isn’t interrupting an escape trick.
Fury Of Firestorm #49
DC Comics (July, 1986)
“Justice: Lost And Found” WRITER: Gerry Conway PENCILER: Joe Brozowski INKERS: Mike Machlan; Rodriguez; Marcos COLORIST: Nansi Hoolahan LETTERER: Carrie Spiegle EDITOR: Janice Race
Plus Marvel is already planning that.
Sure Marvel is using time travel while DC is using the multiverse, but same basic idea.
The Clutter Reports this week takes a look at the collection of Transformers: Matrix Quest.
Still not able to get new comics as my financial resources continue to disappear. So it’s time to finish reviewing a series.
Some time ago I finally got my hands on Double Dragon #1, the Marvel adaptation of the video game. I had the other five issues already but it was years before I found the first one. While I reviewed that comic I never got to the rest of it. This week we’re going to fix that.
Looks more like they want to fight the person holding the comic.
DC Versus Marvel #1
DC/Marvel (1996)
WRITER: Ron Marz (with thanks to Peter David) PENCILERS: Dan Jurgens & Claudio Castellini INKERS: Joseph Rubinstein & Paul Neary COLORIST: Gregory Wright SEPARATIONS: Digital Chameleon LETTERER: Bill Oakley ASSISTANT EDITORS: Chris Duffy & Joe Andreani EDITORS: Mike Carlin & Mark Gruenwald
As longtime readers know The NeverEnding Story is my all-time favorite movie, so when ConnectiCon announced a NeverEnding Story panel with Atreyu and Falcor, it was the panel I had to attend. And it was worth it. Noah Hathaway and Alan Oppenheimer discussed some behind the scenes of the movie and some thoughts about their career and the state of both Hollywood and child stars.
The Sharks’ rave got a bit out of hand.
Street Sharks #3
FINAL ISSUE
Archie (August, 1996)
“Age Of Aquaria” part 3: “Smoke On The Water” WRITER: Evan Sklonick PENCILER: Nelson Ortega INKER: Jay Oliveras COLORIST: Kyle Hunter LETTERER: Jeff Powell EDITOR: Freddy Mendez-GabrieEarlier today I linked to an article discussing knockoffs that became wildly popular. Tonight we look at one less successful. While IDW has the rights to the entire Toho library, Dark Horse only had the rights to Godzilla (although as we’ll see in a few issues they snuck something else in) and so created a knockoff of MechaGodzilla called Cybersaur. This is the first battle they had with Godzilla. And proof that a fully-charged battery is always recommended when going up against the King Of The Monsters!
Red Lobster denies responsibility.
Street Sharks #2
Archie (July, 1996)
“Age Of Aquaria” part 2: “Heavy Water” WRITER: Evan Skolnick PENCILER: Nelson Ortega INKER: Jay Oliveras COLORIST: Kyle Hunter LETTERER: Jeff Powell EDITOR: Freddy Mendez-Gabrie
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
