Not sure about this Dune remake.
Sonic’s Friendly Nemesis Knuckles #2
Archie Comics Publications (August, 1996)
“Rites Of Passage!” part 2
WRITERS: Ken Penders & Mike Kanterovich
PENCILER: Art Mawhinney
INKER: Harvo
COLORIST: Kyle Hunter
LETTERER: Mindy Eisman
EDITOR: Freddy Mendez-Gabrie
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So this was information I didn’t get from research because STILL nobody is talking about these two. I did an article on them but their PR is still nonexistent. Fix this, DC Comics! CARE ABOUT THE STUFF YOUR MAKING, NOT WHAT THE PARENT COMPANY IS IGNORING!
You can actually blame the Fantastic Four for the events of the Kree/Skrull War arc.
Both the warlike Kree and the shapeshifting Skrulls debuted in the pages of Fantastic Four, and have since become two-thirds of the biggest power brokers in Marvel space along with the Shi’Ar empire. (Whether the Shi’Ar are the nicer ones depends on who’s writing it, who’s sitting on the throne that Thursday, and what you consider positive about a group of conquerors just because one of the rotating leaders is playing mental footsie with Professor X. When he isn’t busy being dead.) Despite what the Captain Marvel movie may have told you, in the comics neither are the good guys. They both want to conquer Earth, and this story gives us the reason why.
Over at “Yesterday’s” Comic I’ve been reviewing the trade collection of “The Kree/Skrull War”. If you want my thoughts on the individual issues I’ll toss some links at you in a moment. This article is my overall thoughts on the event, which surprisingly was kept to the pages of The Avengers. The question is how important this arc is, whether it was worth collecting, and if it was any good as a story. The short version is I have…concerns.
Rick Jones revealed as the mastermind of MCU phase 4. Can the World War II heroes escape?
The Avengers #97
Marvel Comics (March, 1972; final issue in the comiXology version of the Kree/Skrull War trade collection)
“Godhood’s End!”
WRITER: Roy Thomas
ARTIST: John Buscema
INKER: Tom Palmer
LETTERER: Sam Rosen
EDITOR: Stan Lee
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In our last chapter our heroes made it to Warbride’s compound. Whether they’ll actually meet Warbride herself with all that security has yet to be seen.
At this point I’m giving up trying to come up with pre-review rambling, so sorry if this looks bad on the homepage for someone just dropping in, but we’re going to get right to the review.
Ah, this should boost some time. While reading chapter 26 events seem to flow at least into chapter 27. That’s what happens when you write an intro before reading the chapter. So it looks like I’m reviewing two chapters because I want to see where this goes.
They’re chasing them right out of space.
Runners: Bad Goods #3
Serve Man Press (June, 2004)
WRITER/ARTIST/CREATOR: Sean Wang
Read the color version here. I’m still using the black and white original because that’s what I have in print form.
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
BW Media Spotlight 