I already teased what this week’s fight was going to be. And in light of…current events…let’s remember when Dum Dum Dugan was awesome enough to fight Godzilla man to monster and forget the…recent destruction of him as a character, shall we?
Neighborhood watch? The name sounds more like a college.
The Multiversity #1
DC Comics (October, 2014)
“House Of Heroes” WRITER: Grant Morrison PENCILER: Ivan Reis INKER: Joe Prado COLORIST: Nel Ruffing LETTERER: Todd Klein EDITOR: Rickey Purdin GROUP EDITOR: Eddie BerganzaTell others about the Spotlight:
If there’s one constant in the Star Wars movies it would be that someone loses a hand or their whole arm at least once a movie. I’m not the only one who noticed that, right? However, was the disarming at the Mos Eisley cantina Lucas’s attempt to get the first movie a PG rating? Legend reveal-er extraordinaire Brian Cronin has the answer.
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“I hate using the diving board on Halloween.”
Ultraman Tiga #10
FINAL ISSUE
Dark Horse (June, 2004)
originally published by Jade Dynasty
“All Fall Down” WRITER: Tony Wong ADAPTATION: Ken Siu-Chong, Michelle Lee, & Thomas Andrews ARTIST: Khoo Fuk Lung COVER ART: Alvin Lee & Ben Huen LETTERING: Sno Cone Studios DESIGNER: Darin Fabrick EDITOR: Jeremy BarlowTell others about the Spotlight:
Now that our heroes have gathered and hopefully become a team it’s time to face the evil and save the day. They’ve packed a lunch but even they’re surprised by who brought the help in Linkara’s final look at the Mystic Force Power Rangers.
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They still make board games?
Scribblenauts Unmasked: A Crisis Of Imagination #8
DC Comics (October, 2014)
“The Game Of Everything” WRITER: Josh Elder ARTIST: Adam Archer COLORIST: Ian Herring LETTERER: Saida Temofonte EDITOR: Alex AntoneTell others about the Spotlight:
Winston O’Boogie (ah, the internet) of The Agony Booth is concerned about the future of the shared movie universe and the rise of the superhero movies as mainstream. He points to the Western and the disaster movie as mainstream successes who went niche. But will the superhero movie join them or become more like action and romantic comedies as genres that never truly go away?
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