Revelation: The Comic Book #4
Drawn Near (1996)
ADAPTATION: Leo Bak COVER ART: Eugene Bak LETTERER: Lucy KimRevelation: The Comic Book #4
Drawn Near (1996)
ADAPTATION: Leo Bak COVER ART: Eugene Bak LETTERER: Lucy KimCNet collects the latest “Kids React To” video as today’s kids review the must-have of yesterday’s kids, the original Game Boy.
Godzilla #13
Marvel (August, 1978)
“The Mega Monsters From Beyond” part 2: “Triax” WRITER: Doug Moench PENCILER: Herb Trimpe INKER: Fred Kida (back to the black & white “Essentials” for this issue) COLORIST: Don Warfield LETTERER: John Costanza EDITOR: Jim ShooterThis one is a bit shorter than I had planned. I had planned to go see something that I could report on and missed out on. I ranted about it on Twitter last night but I’m just going to move on now. Instead we have this.
That’s from the upcoming Batman Versus Superman: Dawn Of Justice, and as you can see (and if you click on the picture see larger) it’s as dark as ever, if not even a little darker. I tried to fix that in Paint Shop Photo Pro…and hit a snag. But the result looked kind of cool, too.
Revelation: The Comic Book #3
Drawn Near Art Studios (1996)
ADAPTATION: Leo Bak COVER ART: Eugene Bak LETTERER: Lucy Kim
The question was put to Comics Alliance contributor Chris Sims some time ago why superheroes seem more willing to kill when translated from comics to the big screen. I caught this during a classic article tweet by CA and his connecting superhero movies to action movies make sense. It’s still wrong for them to do it, though.
Heroes Reborn: The Return #2
Marvel Comics (December, 1997)
“Second Coming” WRITER: Peter David PENCILER: Salvador Larroca INKER: Art Thibert COLORIST: Steve Buccelato LETTERER: Albert Deschesne ASSISTANT EDITOR: Polly Watson EDITOR: Bobbie Chase