When we last left our heroes they had lost everything they had…except their minds. Is that going to change this chapter?
Talk about letting yourself go.
The Daring New Adventures Of Supergirl #3
DC Comics (January, 1993)
I really wanted to know how this story arc ended.
COLORIST: Tom Ziuko EDITOR: Julius Scwartz “Decay Day!” WRITER: Paul Kupperberg ARTIST: Carmine Infantino & Bob Oksner LETTERER: Ben Oda Lois Lane: “Missy Is M ssing!” (don’t look at me, that’s how they wrote it) WRITER: Tamsyn O’Flynn ARTIST: Bob Oksner LETTERER: Adam Kubert
Couldn’t decide between Dinobots breaking through the wall or Ultra Magnus’ line. Luckily they’re on the same page.
I’ve given Mairghead Scott a lot of praise for her work on the Prime universe Transformers titles. Now, as she heads to the main IDW universe, which I’ve been less than happy with, to come up with a better explanation for female Transformers than “forced sex change”, we have this interview as part of Comics Alliance’s “Hire This Woman” series. The series focuses on female comic creators who are good enough to get a job at the big comics. Except IDW is one of the bigger companies now and she’s written the GOOD Transformers stories at IDW.
“I think we have a scorpion problem.”
The Transformers: Headmasters #2
Marvel Comics (September, 1987)
“Broken Glass!” WRITER: Bob Budiansky PENCILER: Frank Springer INKERS: Ian Akin & Brian Garvey COLORIST: Nel Yomtov LETTERER: Pat Brosseau EDITOR: Don Daley
It’s new video article series time. “BW At The Press Junket” is a series of recording at the ConnectiCon press junket…and any others I may end up at in the future. In our first installment, it’s Doug Walker. Mostly because I was late and missed anyone before him, including a woman who later joined him at a panel I may not be able to show you if the footage is as bad as I think it will be.
Also of note is the intro. I did it myself and while it isn’t the awesomest thing EVARS!!!!! it was still something I wouldn’t have been capable of before and shows some advancement on my part. And that’s what counts, so I’m rather proud of something even this complex because I couldn’t before. Hope you like it. (Or at least be gentle. 😀 )
This is one of the reasons I don’t have any plans to visit San Diego Comic-Con.
Samurai Jack #3
IDW Publishing (December, 2013)
“The Threads Of Time” part 3 WRITER: Jim Zub ARTIST: Andy Suriano COLORIST: Josh Burcham LETTERER: Shawn Lee EDITOR: Carlos Guzman “SAMURAI JACK” CREATOR: Genndy Tartakovsky
Can a Superman analog work in the Marvel universe? Or are they all doomed to be like Gladiator or the Sentry? The answer is no, they can’t work and Chris Sims of Comics Alliance explains why in the latest installment of “Ask Chris“.
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
