From what I’ve heard, Bowie didn’t want to do “The Little Drummer Boy” and this was the compromise he and Crosby did for Crosby’s Christmas variety special. Bowie’s side is called “Peace On Earth”, and it’s a good song.
From what I’ve heard, Bowie didn’t want to do “The Little Drummer Boy” and this was the compromise he and Crosby did for Crosby’s Christmas variety special. Bowie’s side is called “Peace On Earth”, and it’s a good song.

One of these days I’m going to find out what all these characters are running towards on comic covers. And it will be a disappointing answer.
The United #1
Weapon Press (no date given and I had to hunt the publisher)
WRITER/ARTIST: Melchizedek Todd
COVER ARTIST: Marc Moran
ALTERNATE COVER ART: D.L. Maffett (I don’t know which cover is in this digital version)
BACK COVER ART: D.L. Maffett & Melchizedek Todd

I hope I can conclude the terminology section this week before the Christmas break.
I don’t know what else I can say that I didn’t already say in part one and part two of this section of the writer’s guide. It’s a long one, though not as long as the cast. So to pad out the homepage, here’s…this.
Catch more from Elle Cordova on YouTube
There’s a sequel but I’m going to save that if there’s a part 4 of this subseries. So let’s see if we can finish this today. Continuing where we left off in the guide…

This is going to bring the wrong kind of furries, isn’t it? The ones that give the community a bad name.
Sonic Super Special #11
Archie Comic Publications (1989)
WRITER: Ken Penders
COLORISTS: Josh & Aimee Ray
“SALLY FRONTISPIECE” (I think they mean the splash page): Suzanne Paddock & Pam Eklund with colors by Nelson Ribeiro
EDITOR: J.F. Gabrie
Five stories focusing on the female heroes of the Archie Sonicverse at this time. I’ll be doing this rapid style. Continue reading