It looks like Dr. Light is massaging Wily’s scalp. Click to enlarge the pic and see for yourself.
Mega Man #34
Archie Comics (April, 2014)
WRITER: Ian Flynn COLORIST: Matt Herms SELECTED COVER ART: Patrick Spaziante LETTERER: John Workman ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Vincent Lovallo EDITOR: Paul Kaminski “Shadow Of Ra Moon” part 1: “Wayward Son” PENCILER: Tyson Hesse INKER: Gary Martin “The X Factor” part 1 ARTIST: Patrick Spaziante
Grand Theft Auto IV (Photo credit: PseudoGil)
Any article that want to take a shot (no pun intended) at Grand Theft Auto is fine with me, even if it’s a fan. This article by Cracked contributor David Wong came out in 2008. So each of the “7 Commandments All Video Games Should Obey” has each thing gaming did wrong on each page, and actually a lot of subsections. There’s a lot more reading that I expected but it’s still fascinating for a gamer and possibly a must-read for a game creator. Ask yourself if the gaming industry today is still breaking these commandments and if they’re better or worse in 2014 (or whatever year you’re reading this) than they did in 2008.
Is that statue drooling?
Nightwing #14
DC Comics (November, 1997)
“Dead Meat” WRITER: Chuck Dixon PENCILER: Scott McDaniel INKER: Karl Story COLORIST: Roberta Tewes SEPARATOR: Jamison LETTERER: John Costanza ASSOCIATE EDITOR: Darren Vincenzo EDITOR: Scott Peterson
I miss “Dave The Barbarian”.
I follow one version of Dark Helmet on Twitter as well as a General Zod and they usually talk about a villain support group. I thought what limits do they have? Besides Bigfoot trying to join. If you don’t know who Chuckles is:
I miss this show.
Go Dr. Honeycutt!
There are only three new comics this week so the rest of the week will put us back into the longbox for the early issues of Cartoon Network Action Pack, which had a few stories per issue before the ones I’ve reviewed here at the Spotlight. Enjoy
Do you remember this picture?
All the Doctors they could find.
That’s from a panel I’ve been wanting to show you guys since it posted. So I made it the first BW Panelling I was able to work on. This is from a panel called “Doctor Who + A: Is There A Doctor In The House”, hosted by Karl “Uncle Yo” Custer and Charles Dunbar. Gathering together some Doctor Who cosplayers around the 2013 ConnectiCon, with Dunbar standing in for the 7th Doctor, they let the fans ask any question of the Doctors, Rose Tyler, and Captain Jack they could think of. I also got to solve one major riddle that fellow Friday Night Fighter Brian Snell would like to have confirmation of. Enjoy.
Batman looks less like he’s wearing armor and more like he’s wearing piecemeal pajamas.
Worlds’ Finest #20
DC Comics (April, 2014)
“First Contact” part 2 WRITER: Paul Levitz with Greg Pak BREAKDOWNS: Scott McDaniel PENCILER: RB Silva INKER: Joe Weems COLORIST: Jason Wright COVER ART: Emanuela Lupacchino & Jason Wright LETTERER: Carlos M. Mangula ASSISTANT EDITOR: Anthony Marques EDITOR: Mike Cotton GROUP EDITOR: Eddie BerganzaI’m surprised I haven’t used this yet, but my records say I haven’t so here we go.
Superman Adventures, the tie-in to the DCAU series, features some of my favorite Superman stories. Issue #41 is one my favorites of the title, featuring 22 one-page stories featuring Superman, his friends, and his not-so-friends. They’re fun to read. This tournament I had not one, but TWO winning entries, a first for the Spotlight! So I needed to at least give some extra effort and I think this qualifies.
“Sugar Ray: No Mas”The rule for this Prize Fight is that the loser has to give up before getting a beat-down. How about before the fight even starts? Llllllllllet’s get ready to chicken ouuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The Clutter Reports (my other site) Atop The Fourth Wall Crisis On Earth Prime Lean Into Artcast Bully Says “Comics Oughta Be Fun” Siskoid’s Blog of Geekery
Cartoon Hero’s Lair SF Debris Four Million Years Later
