Kieron Gillen once pitched a story featuring tossed-aside X-Man the Dazzler, the Inhumans, and the Celestials. While that comic was never produced he did post his pitch to his Tumblr account. It’s a good example of a pitch even if it never got made.
Ultraman #2
Harvey/Ultracomics (August, 1993)
“Revenge Of Gudis” part 2: Rebirth WRITER: Dwayne McDuffie PENCILER: Ernie Colon INKER: Alfredo Alcala COLORIST: Cydene Nee & Jason Doerck COVER ART: Ken Steacy LETTERER: Dan Nakrosis
After the final movie of the original trilogy, both the Droids and the Ewoks had their own cartoon. However, comedy video group Nacho Punch theorized as to how the franchise would have been done as an animated production from Japan from the 1980s. It’s….weird.
Scribblenauts Unmasked: A Crisis Of Imagination #4
DC Comics (June, 2014)
“Somewhere Of The Rainbow” WRITER: Josh Elder ARTIST: Adam Archer COLORIST: Jan Herring LETTERER: Saida Temofonte EDITOR: Alex Antone
Cracked put their photoplasty contestants to work again. They found 23 behind-the-scenes projects in movies that you never saw…and considering all the trouble they went through to make it happen you’d better not notice. There’s a few from Star Wars, which is why Han and human-Jabba are up there.
The Transformers #46
Marvel Comics (November, 1988)
“Cash And Car-Nage!” WRITER: Bob Budiansky PENCILER: José Delbo INKER: Danny Bulandi COLORIST: Nel Yomtov LETTERER: Bill Oakley EDITOR: Don DaleyYou may have seen this one floating around the internet, but “filler video week” is continuing. It’s Jim Cummings reading Darth Vader’s lines from the first Star Wars movie as Winnie The Pooh, with Darkwing Duck as one of his soldiers. It’s as hilarious as you think it will be. I’m sorry, but I don’t recognize the actress playing Leia for one line, and the poster on YouTube didn’t post a description.








