Justice League Unlimited #45
DC Comics (July, 2008)
“Powerless”
WRITER: Alexander Gradet
ARTIST: Scott Cohn
COLORING: Heroic Age
COVER ART: Zach Howard & Dave Tanguay
LETTERER: Travis Lanham
EDITOR: Rachel Gluckstern
Justice League Unlimited #45
DC Comics (July, 2008)
“Powerless”
WRITER: Alexander Gradet
ARTIST: Scott Cohn
COLORING: Heroic Age
COVER ART: Zach Howard & Dave Tanguay
LETTERER: Travis Lanham
EDITOR: Rachel Gluckstern
I was hoping to add a video component to this one but with the technical issues I had this year I didn’t get the chance. Also, poor Leon.
Over at The Clutter Reports I updated my search for an app to turn my old smartphone into my new webcam. Once I’ve really played with it I may do an actual review. However, it’s Christmas and I’ve opted to get Captain Yuletide done this year. I’m not even going to try to make a video review but I hope to make some more in the next year.
This week more with the Jade Falcon’s in BattleTech: I Am Jade Falcon over at Chapter By Chapter, and tomorrow will also feature the last Art Soundoff of 2020. If anyone stumbles into some great Christmas videos or links send them my way because Christmas Spotlight begins Tuesday, including some more Christmas specials for Saturday Night Showcase. I’m not letting 2020 ruin my Christmas spirit, even if it is a bit harder this year. Then again I’ve had some crisis going on since 2015 and I still haven’t given up. This stupid bug and his burning rioter friends are going to have to try harder. Have a good week, and be safe for Christmas! Only a few more weeks until 2021.

If you weren’t around when the comic was being released you missed my gushing over Super Dinosaur, one of the rare kids comics co-created by Robert Kirkland. No zombies, no being beaten to a bloody pulp, just pure fun with great characters. Produced by Skybound and published by Image, Super Dinosaur tells the tale of the Derek Dynamo, teenage crimefighter genius, and his best friend and partner Super Dinosaur. Super Dinosaur (SD for short) is the creation of mad scientist Max Maximus who instead opted to protect the world alongside Derek and his father Doctor Dynamo. SD is a superintelligent T-Rex who uses a battlesuit to give him a longer reach and awesome weapons.

I’ve been all in on the comic, created by Kirkman and artist Jason Howard, since it came out and I wish they had been able to produce more issues. I was excited to hear they made a cartoon but at the time it was exclusive to Amazon Prime, a service I did not have access to. While ordering my new cell phone case my tired brain accidentally signed up for the free Amazon Prime trial, which includes a bunch of perks I probably won’t get to use and the video service. While looking to see what they had I found Super Dinosaur in the cartoons list and decided to make this a Finally Watched. And then I learned there was a sample episode from show producers Spin Master on YouTube, so I made it a Saturday Night Showcase. And just learned a few minutes ago that Tubi has it up for free with ads…this is why I need people to tell me things. So let me introduce you to the world of…Super Dinosaur!
The Doom Patrol #1
DC Comics (October, 1987; as posted to comiXology)
WRITER: Paul Kupperberg
PENCILER: Steve Lightle
INKER: Gary Martin
COLORIST: Carl Gafford
LETTERER: John Workman
EDITOR: Mike Gold
Scooby-Doo #52
DC Comics (November, 2000; as posted to comiXology December, 2014)
COLORIST: Paul Becton
LETTERER: Jenna Garcia
ASSISTANT EDITOR: Harvey Richards
EDITOR: Joan Hilty
“The Haunted Cave”
WRITER/INKER: Dave Hunt
PENCILER: Joe Staton
“To Haunt Or Not To Haunt”
WRITER: Dan Abnett
PENCILER: Anthony Williams
INKER: Dan Davis
SEPARATIONS: Digital Chameleon
CO-LETTERER: Gustav