There really is a lot of debris in space.
Transformers: Official Movie Adaptation #4
FINAL ISSUE
IDW Publishing (June, 2007)
STORY: Roberto Orci, Alex Kurtzman, & John Rogers
SCREENPLAY: Roberto Orci & Alex Kurtzman
ADAPTATION: Kris Oprisko
ARTIST: Alex Milne
COLORIST: Josh Perez, aided by Zac Atkinson, Josh Burcham, Andrew Elder, Kieran Oats, & Rob Ruffolo
FLATTING ASSIST: Mark Bristow & Lisa Moore
Seriously? It’s an average comic size with average panel size for 2007 and you not only needed five colorists to aid the main one, you needed two other people to assist with the flats? (That’s the base colors before the shading or sometimes just marking the spaces to be colored.) That’s eight people total to color 22 pages and some cover art. That seems a bit excessive to me.
LETTERER: Chris Mowry
EDITOR: Chris Ryall
The Threat Of Article 13
There is something wrong on the internet. And the cause is in the European Union. Remember how annoying it was when every website you ever visited suddenly pop up a warning about cookies even though you were fully aware of it? That was the EU. Now they’ve decided to jump 10 spaces ahead and further control how things are posted on the internet not just in their area like some of the more power-mad countries, but rules that will affect every creative, especially video and music creators, around the world in the worst way possible.
Article 13, as currently written, allegedly is supposed to protect creators rights, but it will only protect the big companies. And the method they’re employing will essentially kill smaller and independent creators on YouTube and anywhere else on the internet. I’m posting a video from the YouTube channel The Closer Look that fully explains the problem and how the EU is locking far too many creators out of the internet. And even if you’re not a creator it will affect your entertainment choices as well.
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Posted by ShadowWing Tronix on November 20, 2018 in Internet Spotlight and tagged Article 13, commentary, EU, European Union, political commentary.
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