“All I said was ‘I’d read a Godzooki one-shot’!”
Transformers: More Than Meets The Eye #17
IDW Publishing (May, 2013)
“Remain In Light” part 1: “The Fecund Moon” WRITER: James Roberts ARTIST: Alex Milne COLORIST: Josh Burchan SELECTED COVER ART: Sean Chen (artist) and Ton Chu (colorist) LETTERER: Tom B. Long ASSISTANT EDITORS: Toni Korde & Mariel Romero EDITOR: John BarberIf you’ve read my review of the comic you’ve already seen this fight, but how often am I going to get this guy a spot in the win column for FNF? Anguirus has a history of getting his tail whipped. But with a little help he just might get through this one a winner. Who’s he facing?
DESTOROYAH!
This is going to hurt. Mostly Anguirus!
“What do you mean I don’t get the role of Madame Butterfly?”
It Girl & The Atomics #11
Image Comics (June, 2012)
“Tweenage FBI” part 2 WRITER: Jamie S. Rich ARTIST: Natalie Nourigat COLORIST: Allen Passalaqua LETTERS/DESIGN: Crank! COVER ART: Michael & Laura Allred EDITORS: Jamie S. Rich & Eric Stephenson CREATOR: Michael Allred
Reading the Declaration of Independence (Photo credit: Shan Jeniah)
It’s the Fourth Of July. Independence Day. When we celebrate our declaration that we, the United States Of America, wouldn’t take the mistreatment at the hands of the British government any longer when we can easily do it to ourselves. So what exactly were our issues with the not-so-good King George III? That’s why our forefathers wrote the Declaration Of Independence, telling his majesty and the rest of the world what had them so mad. For this year’s Independence Day posting, I found a dramatic reading of that document that told Ol’ George to stuff it.
How many toy collectors wish they could troop build like this?
He-Man & The Masters Of The Universe #3
DC Comics (August, 2013)
“Seige!” WRITER: Keith Giffen ARTISTS: Pop Mhan (also cover) & Mateo Guerrero COLORISTS: Kathryn Layno & Wendy Broome LETTERER: Saida Temofonte EDITOR: Michael McCalisterFirst I have to apologize. I know I teased a commentary but I was too tired after work to make one. I want to do something for Independence Day tomorrow and next week is getting ready for ConnectiCon with the week after stuff from ConnectiCon. I still have the inspiration waiting so that commentary is still coming. Sooooooo
image source: NOT National Geographic.
By now my love of Godzilla should be obvious to all parties. This is my favorite movie franchise and I cannot think of a single Godzilla movie I hate. No, not even the one you’re thinking about. I’m one of “those” people. Our old topic buddy Matt Burkett shares that love of the Big G and along with one of his friends has begun a special series as part of his Monstrositites show where they will go through every Godzilla movie ever made and review it. (And don’t think I won’t do that once my collection is finally complete.)
In the first installment, to get you interested in watching his full show, Matt and Brian take on the original movie, because what better place to start?
I never thought the jacket was that bad. The pants are another story.
Doctor Who: Prisoners Of Time #6
IDW Publishing (June, 2013)
WRITERS: Scott & David Tipton ARTIST: John Ridgway COLORIST: Charlie Kirchoff SELECTED COVER ART: Francesco Francavilla LETTERER: Tom B. Long EDITOR: Denton J. Tipton
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
