“Yesterday’s” Comic> Sonic The Hedgehog #27

And yet the news story is literally about Ken Penders’ next Sonic special.

Sonic The Hedgehog #27

Archie Comics (October, 1995)

“A Scrambled Hedgehog”

WRITER: Ken Penders

PENCILER: Art Mawhinney

INKER: Rich Koslowski

COLORIST: Barry Grossman

LETTERER: Mindy Eisman

EDITOR: Scott Fulop

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BW’s Daily Video> Scooby-Doo’s Forgotten Family

Catch more from Scoobypedia on YouTube

(may be related to the fan wiki I’m using for the Intros reviews but not the source I’m using)

 

Chapter By Chapter> Tekwar chapter 13

Chapter By Chapter features me reading one chapter of the selected book at a time and reviewing it as if I were reviewing an episode of a TV show or an issue of a comic. There will be spoilers if you haven’t read to the point I have, and if you’ve read further I ask that you don’t spoil anything further into the book. Think of it as read-along book club.

Sorry for the day delay. Yesterday’s topic was worth getting out at the time. And now…our book

Our previous chapter should have been part of the chapter before it given how short it was. We also find another faction in the race to recover Kittridge. I wonder if Jake is questioning being let out of the freezer at this point?

This week’s chapter is a full-length chapter so I’m hoping for the story to get moved forward. I’m expecting more showing off how in The Future but at least the story has started moving. Not much else to say here so let’s read.

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“Yesterday’s” Comic> Spider-Man: The Manga #31

“I’m the only Spider-Man who didn’t get a cool themed car.”

Spider-Man: The Manga #31

FINAL ISSUE (translated, anyway–the manga had a few stories left in the final volume)

Marvel Comics (June, 1999)

WRITER/ARTIST: Ryoichi Ikegami

TRANSLATION: Mutsumi Masuda

RETOUCH/PRODUCTION: Dano Ink Studios

COVER COLORIST: Frank A. Kadar

EDITOR: Dan Nakrosis

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BW’s Daily Video> The Real Infinity Gauntlet Story

Catch more of Death Battle on YouTube

 

The Autopsy Of G4’s Second Campaign

 

For those of you coming for the Chapter By Chapter review I’m moving it to tomorrow. This is breaking news and while slightly off-topic for this site I still find it interesting enough that something should be said.

So as you can tell from the above tweet, Comcast has decided to end it’s nearly year-long experiment with the revival of G4. Thanks to Deadline Hollywood posting an acquired memo before it could reach all of the staff because getting that scoop is more important than compassion for all the people about to lose their jobs, some of the staff and talent saw the article before the memo hit their email or was handed to them at the start of their work day. I saw a tweet from one guy who was flying home for his father’s funeral when this hit social media. So I’m not linking to it or the Variety article that came out at the same time because screw you, scoop hunters with no compassion for the people whose lives were just damaged if not ruined by how this news was release. It wasn’t even G4’s fault that this leak occurred and it was a jerk move not to wait at least until work day Monday.

You know what WAS G4’s fault though? The reason it ended. No, not necessarily “that rant”, though to say it didn’t play a part would be incorrect. However, it wasn’t the rant itself that ruined G4 but the aftermath that opened eyes to the current state of the channel. For context I already wrote an article when it was announced asking if we need another G4 and one after the Frosk rant was dissected by Midnight’s Edge and again after the response by G4. Check those out because I’ll be referring to stuff in minor detail that I went over in greater detail there. (In fact the rant aftermath post got a lot of hits in the stats after the news dropped.) This is sort of a wrap-up of events…because G4 is wrapping up.

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“Yesterday’s” “Comic”> Robotech: Mordecai

“Who keeps painting these murals?”

Robotech: Mordecai

Academy Comics, Ltd (February, 1996)

Rosearik Rikki & Tavisha Wolfgarth

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