For the record, I like both for their own reasons. It’s too bad we never got Gladiator Voltron though. This is from World Events Productions’ YouTube channel.
For the record, I like both for their own reasons. It’s too bad we never got Gladiator Voltron though. This is from World Events Productions’ YouTube channel.
With Legendary preparing to bring us a new Kong versus Godzilla battle, SF Debris takes a look at their first encounter. He has asked in the past not to embed his videos here, preferring a link to his page. This is a long one, since it also includes a rather fascinating behind the scenes. Learn how Hollywood snobbery and World War II affected the course of this movie’s creation. Since there’s no Saturday Night Showcase this week, pretend this is a stand-in for that.
Robotech: The Macross Saga #8
Comico The Comic Company (December, 1985)
“Sweet Sixteen”
ADAPTATION: Jack Herman
PENCILER: Reggie Byers
INKER: Sam Keith
COLORIST: Kurt Mausert
LETTERER: Bob Pinaha
EDITOR: Diana Schutz
If you want to join in the live discussion (it would be a nice change of pace) and have a YouTube account the video starts at 6 PM ET Saturday, June 15th, but pop in a bit early to make sure you’re there at the start. And the video itself will be posted here at the Spotlight at the usual 7 PM ET period. Hope to see someone there.
Final Fantasy VII is quite possibly the most popular game in the franchise. I haven’t played it because I don’t have time for long games like that but I have seen it being played and it looks decent enough. That’s really all I can say about it because that’s how little I know about it. When a tech demo of the opening cinematic was used to showcase the power of the latest PlayStation (I think it was 3 or 4) people went nuts thinking that they were getting a modern remake of the game. Well, you’re finally getting it.
At E3 this year a trailer came out for the new remake. Is it going to be any good?
Star Trek #73
DC Comics (July, 1995)
“Star-Crossed” part 1
WRITER: Howard Weinstein
PENCILER: Rachel Ketchum
INKER: Mark Heiki
COLORIST: Ray Murtaugh
LETTERER: Bob Pinaha
EDITOR: Margaret Clark

I only have two Frozen images in my media library and I wanted to use Elsa for the feature image. That’s why I used this one here.
The trailer is out for the sequel to Frozen (which is also on my Finally Watched list, and hopefully I get there before the new movie comes out or this ending is ruined for me like Zootopia‘s was). The linked-to article also discusses what little we know about the new movie, including the possibility that Disney is giving us a princess movie where the parents may still be alive.