Silver Surfer/Superman
Marvel Comics/DC Comics (1996)
“Pop” WRITER: George Pérez PENCILER: Ron Lim INKER: Terry Austin COLORIST: Tom Smith LETTERER: John Costanza SEPARATIONS: Digital ChameleonSilver Surfer/Superman
Marvel Comics/DC Comics (1996)
“Pop” WRITER: George Pérez PENCILER: Ron Lim INKER: Terry Austin COLORIST: Tom Smith LETTERER: John Costanza SEPARATIONS: Digital ChameleonThe problem with doing just old comics lately is having too many possible comics to choose from. That’s kind of a pain, but I think I have one. It’s Iron Man versus Radioactive Man!

No, not him.

WildCATS: Covert Action Teams #1
DC Comics (Millennium Edition, February, 2000)
originally published by Wildstorm through Image comics (August, 1992)
“Resurrection Day” WRITERS/CREATORS: Brandon Choi & Jim Lee PENCILER: Jim Lee INKER: Scott Williams no other credits given, and even these were on the back cover, so I went to the Grand Comics Database COLORIST: Joe Rosas LETTERER: Michael Heisler EDITOR: Ruth Grice
I love creative marriage proposals, as I’ve noted in the past. For this one, a man actually built a TARDIS, but replaced “Police Public Call Box” with “Will You Marry Me?”. See if he needs to hide in that police box.
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers #5
Hamilton Comics (April, 1995)
COLORIST: Summer Hinton LETTERING: a machine EDITOR: John Clark & Gary Leach CREATIVE CONSULTANT: Cheryl Saban “Grounded” WRITER: Don Markstein ARTIST: John Beebink “Stranger In A Strange Town” WRITER: Nicola Cuti ARTIST: Sparky Moore
I hate the Neo-Knights.
Of all the things Simon Furman brought to the US Marvel Transformers, the Neo Knights is strangely the one that bugs me the most. Maybe because we were sparred Arcee’s treatment from the later IDW comics. The reworking of the Creation Matrix into a Matrix Of Leadership bugs me as an unnecessary retcon. Even Furman now questions the Primus/Unicron origin. The Neo Knights are special, though.
The Neo-Knights, as they were designed, are out-of-place in a Transformers universe.