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Apr. 25th, 2011
Thor: The Mighty Avenger The End
Apr. 25th, 2011 04:13 am![[personal profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
proteus_livesGreetings True Believers!
Oh, how I shall miss this series.
It was too fun, too cute and too happy.
Here are the final pages, Tony big pimpin' and a nice message from the creators.
Remember this series and recommend it to all!
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Oh, how I shall miss this series.
It was too fun, too cute and too happy.
Here are the final pages, Tony big pimpin' and a nice message from the creators.
Remember this series and recommend it to all!
( Read more... )
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domino_blueAh the story continues! This section covers issues 2 and 3, and warning this section contains emo,gaynst,whining,wtf and bathtub angst. Not kidding. As the story continues we open to a The story opens to a cameo to a Sandman character entering a bar, by the way for some reason the golem from the wake is after them for well evil magic.
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icon_ukI confess that the world of "Customisable Card Games" baffles me, and many game related (CCG or video) cartoons leave me cold. I'm not a fan of Pokemon battling each other (I've heard many counterarguments, none have convinced me), Beyblade just leaves me going "What?", and whenever they describe moves in Yu-Gi-Oh it sounds like something played by feverish D&D players who only have access to decks of cards.
On the other hand, a good comic and/or cartoon can arise from anything; Jem, Visionaries, Beast Wars and the like transcended their notional toy-flogging origins by clever writing, intriguing premises and good characters (not all had each 100% but a satisfyingly large amount), and Visionaries even had a decent, if sadly short lived comic at the time (Beast Wars got one too, but not until years afterwards)
So I was pleasantly surprised when I chanced upon Huntik: Secrets and Seekers. I can't speak to the CCG, but the cartoon is great, sort of "The New Adventures of Jonny Quest" by way of a quick trip to Hogwarts and a little Dungeons and Dragons thrown in.
( And yes, there is a comic somewhere in here! )
On the other hand, a good comic and/or cartoon can arise from anything; Jem, Visionaries, Beast Wars and the like transcended their notional toy-flogging origins by clever writing, intriguing premises and good characters (not all had each 100% but a satisfyingly large amount), and Visionaries even had a decent, if sadly short lived comic at the time (Beast Wars got one too, but not until years afterwards)
So I was pleasantly surprised when I chanced upon Huntik: Secrets and Seekers. I can't speak to the CCG, but the cartoon is great, sort of "The New Adventures of Jonny Quest" by way of a quick trip to Hogwarts and a little Dungeons and Dragons thrown in.
( And yes, there is a comic somewhere in here! )