Last week I used a fight from an issue of Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man. I’m using another from a different issue, but one that didn’t interest me as much and is being added to the purge pile. Still, the fight was good.

Last week I used a fight from an issue of Marvel Adventures: Spider-Man. I’m using another from a different issue, but one that didn’t interest me as much and is being added to the purge pile. Still, the fight was good.


In the CA exclusive webcomic Kate Or Die, creator and cartoonist Kate Leth lays out some plans for 2014.
Bio-Booster Armor Guyver: Escape From Chronos
Viz Comics (July, 1995)
This will be the last of the collected comics. Next week it will be the individual issues, and the format will be the usual comic review format.
WRITER/ARTIST: Yoshiki Takaya ENGLISH ADAPTATION: Fred Burke & Toshifumi Yoshida TOUCH-UP ART/LETTERER: Bill Spicer COVER DESIGN: Viz Graphics ASSISTANT EDITOR: Toshifumi Yoshida EDITOR: Annette Roman
After doing today’s review of the Bucky O’Hare comic the theme song from the animated series got stuck in my head. And why not? It was quite cool, and the intro was great.
I have a couple interesting rants I could write for today, a new Furman File and a classic video game review that makes me think about some terms used in the video game debate. However, I feel weird ending the free topic days of the first week of the new year with angry ranting, so consider this a preview for next week.
So here’s something interesting. This one comes from the official He-Man YouTube channel where the Christmas Special commentary came from. James Eatock takes a look at an animation test given by Filmation to animators who want to wanted to work on He-Man And The Masters Of The Universe. And he even tries it out himself. And there’s a second trivia video, as this article’s title suggests.
Bucky O’ Hare #1 (Special Edition)
Continuity Publishing (January, 1991)
WRITER: Larry Hama ARTIST: Michael Golden ORIGINAL COLOR DESIGNER: Cory Adams
Here at BW Media Spotlight creativity is promoted. So this posting from Twisted Sifter featuring a collection of 15 LEGO ads is something to take a look at. I especially like the last three.