Still can’t get over how horrible Wolverine looks on this cover.
New Avengers/Transformers #2
Marvel/IDW (October, 2007)
WRITER: Stuart Moore PENCILER: Tyler Kirkham INKER: Sal Regla COLORISTS: Annette Kwok & Blond COVER ART: Jason Pearson LETTERER: Todd Klein ASSISTANT EDITOR: Alejandro Arbona EDITOR: Bill RosemanWell, one god in particular. And if you know anything about the comics I reviewed this week you know what’s coming. But you know me, fights that end with something other than punching and shooting interest me. It’s something outside of the norm and prove you can have a fight without “punch first, think later” as the default. Besides, I get to laugh at the Loki fangirls. It’s almost as fun at laughing at anyone who thinks Hal is the best Green Lantern every because he’s superawesome and crap.
Maskatron finds his spirit animal.
The Six Million Dollar Man Season 6 #4
Dynamite (2014)
WRITER: Jim Kuhoric ARTIST: Juan Antonio Ramirez COLORIST: Fran Gamoa SELECTED COVER ART: Alex Ross LETTERER: Joshua Cozine
“Is this about that parking ticket?”
Ultraman Tiga #6
Dark Horse (January, 2004)
originally published by Jade Dynasty
“Attack Of The Regulan-Seijin” part 2 WRITER: Tony Wong ADAPTATION: Ken Siu-Chong, Michelle Lee, & Thomas Andrews ARTIST: Khod Fuk Lung COVER ART: Eric Vedder & Omar Dogan LETTERER: Sno Cone Studios DESIGNER: Darin Fabrick EDITOR: Jeremy Barlow
If you don’t follow the reviews I do at Midnight eastern time, I’ve been reviewing the above comic, Ultraman Tiga, an adaptation of the Japanese TV series produced in Hong Kong. The show was brought to the US by 4Kids Entertainment and the comic by Dark Horse. I’m not super-versed in the Ultraman franchise but the shows I’ve seen brought to the US–the original (which I have on DVD), Ultra 7, and Ultraman Tiga, plus the fansub I have of the first Ultraman Zearth parody movie–were very good. There were also two US co-productions, the animated Ultraman: The Adventure Begins and live-action Australian series Ultraman: Towards The Future (which I’ve reviewed), which were my introductions to the franchise.
I’ve been wanting to look at the 4Kids version AND the original Japanese version for this series since I started reviewing the comic, and I finally have an opening to do so. Let’s look first at the original, and then the one we know in the US.
Why doesn’t alternate Maxwell have a goatee?
Scribblenauts Unmasked: A Crisis Of Imagination #7
DC Comics (September, 2014)
“The Shadow Falls” WRITER: Josh Elder ARTIST: Adam Archer COLORIST: Ian Herring LETTERER: Saida Temofonte EDITOR: Alex Antone
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Cartoon Hero’s Lair SF Debris Four Million Years Later
