(Boy, that ought to bring the comics purists to a full revolt. The coloring reminds me of Chris Ware's ACME NOVELTY LIBRARY's coloring. The Colorbot 3000 gets full credit for coloring. In the span of a 25-page story, there are a miniscule number of panels that don't include some sort of backgrounds. They don't skimp on the backgrounds, either. keeps all the characters and sets and ships perfectly on model. The art from James Lloyd and Steve Steere Jr.
There's lots of side and sight gags in the opening act at a local swap meet, too. The ability to create new planets and environments for the sake of new jokes is exploited fully here, right down to the planet Nosferatu 4, which, as you might suspect, is populated by vampires.
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Then the plot gets twisted around a bit and turned back to the show's sci fi roots.Īll the elements of the television series are here. It gets into values of worth, collectability, and insane collectors. Heck, the story works well for any collectible item. Written by Eric Rogers (from a plot by Bill Morrison, it seems), "The Owner of Mars Attacks!" follows Leeta through a madcap quest to collect all the Pokemon. This issue reads like an unproduced script of the television series. If those discs come out, I'll happily bloat my collection some more with them. There's always rumors floating around about a DVD release.
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But I don't watch TV on Sunday nights at 7, so it's lost to me. If they put it on right after SIMPSONS, I'd be there. I just think it's unnecessary and a loss.īy the way, did you notice that the major sponsor of the Eisners this year is Comic Book Resources? How cool is that?īongo comics has released the third issue of FUTURAMA COMICS, based on the FOX animated series. If they can tell good stories without her, more power to them. The fact that the writing teams on the books right now want to eliminate that part is disappointing to me, but I won't let it affect my overall enjoyment of the book.
I grew up reading comics with Peter Parker married to Mary Jane, so it doesn't seem like such an odd thing. While I still can't possibly fathom nor begin to understand the storyline that led up to this issue with the insane decision to send Mary Jane packing to California (!), this book stands up well on its own. Perhaps the most surprising thing about this book for most people who might not know what to expect, will be the sense of humor it has. Here, though, he gets the chance to cut loose. It hasn't really shown up yet in any of his other comics work. JMS has a wicked sense of humor that often came out on BABYLON 5. The plot so far is interesting and, in many ways, scary for Peter. He hasn't done anything yet with them to earn our scorn, so give it a chance. The second accomplishment is in setting the wheels in motion of all the plots JMS has said he's wanted to write.
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