Samurai Jack #6
IDW Publishing (March, 2014)
“The Scotsman’s Curse” WRITER: Jim Zub ARTIST: Brittney Williams COLORIST: Josh Burcham LETTERER: Shawn Lee EDITOR: Carlos Guzman “SAMURAI JACK” CREATOR: Genndy Tartakovsky
Samurai Jack #6
IDW Publishing (March, 2014)
“The Scotsman’s Curse” WRITER: Jim Zub ARTIST: Brittney Williams COLORIST: Josh Burcham LETTERER: Shawn Lee EDITOR: Carlos Guzman “SAMURAI JACK” CREATOR: Genndy Tartakovsky
The IllumiNations: Reflections of Earth fireworks show at Epcot at Walt Disney World. (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Walking around in a costume in 90+ degree weather doesn’t sound like fun, and Cracked contributor Robert Evans found a guy who can tell you plenty of horror stories about working there, with or without a costume. However, please read through to the end. If you don’t at least tear up in the final section, you need a soul check.
The Lost World: Jurassic Park #4
FINAL ISSUE
Topps Comics (August, 1992)
WRITER: Don McGregor PENCILER: Claude St. Aubin INKERS: Steve Montano & Claude St. Aubin COLORING: Digital Chameleon COVER ART: Walter Simonson & Richard Ory LETTERER: Ken Lopez EDITOR: Renée Witterstaetter

Last time we read the prologue, which just set up where everybody was coming from, and gave me a villain I’m hoping to like (but still want to lose). What will happen this chapter? I don’t know. I don’t usually read the book until the introduction’s done. That’s why I can’t slap a made-up chapter name on a book that doesn’t have their own chapter titles.
Batman ’66 #9
DC Comics (May, 2014)
COLORIST: Tony Avina COVER ART: Michael & Laura Allred LETTERER: Wes Abbott ASSISTANT EDITOR: Aniz Ansari EDITOR: Jim Chadwick “Zelda’s Great Escape” WRITER: Jeff Parker ARTIST: Craig Rousseau “The Butler Did It!” WRITER: Tom Peyer PENCILER: Chris Sprouse INKER: Karl Story

Having spent the night in hotels for conventions, I’ve seen that DirectTV has their own networks and programming and this may be true for other cable & satellite services beyond local access channels. Online sites like Netflix and Hulu have their exclusives. Now Sony and Microsoft are making shows exclusive to their game consoles. (Remember when video game consoles just played video games?) Forbes contributor Paul Tassi explores the console exclusives and tries to make sense of the reasoning behind limiting a program, that may have nothing to do with video games, to people who don’t have a system they won’t play games on when TV and the internet still exist.
Iron Man Vol. 2 #3
Marvel Comics (January, 1997)
“Misperceptions” STORY: Scott Lobdell & Jim Lee PENCILER: Whilce Poracio INKERS: Scott Willaims & JD with Tom McWeeney & Trevor Scott COLORISTS: Joe Chiodo & Martin Jimenez COMPUTER COLORS: Wildstorm FX LETTERS: A bunch of initials from Comicraft EDITORS: Mike Heilser & Mike Rockwitz