A question of butt shots
Mar. 7th, 2010 10:08 pm![[personal profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kingrockwellI went through my Question posts and collected some panels for Gratuitous Butt Shot Week.
( Take a gander! )
( Take a gander! )
DC loves me, gives me a birthday present
Feb. 3rd, 2010 05:54 pmkingrockwell
I guess DC heard that my birthday is Friday, because they delayed Question #37 for this week (you can tell because it still has last week's DC Nation).
( Four pages under the cut )
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'Tec 861 featuring The Question!
Jan. 27th, 2010 06:16 pmkingrockwellSo, to my supreme disappointment, it looks like Question #37 was delayed until next week. So, while this means we won't get two Question books this week, it does mean a couple other things.
~ Next week gets two Rucka-penned Blackest Night tie-ins, one which serves the event that I'm just dreading, and another which serves the characters that I'm really excited for!
~ Next Wednesday being just two days prior to it, Question #37 now officially counts as DC's birthday present to me. Thanks guys!
But enough of that. ( We still have 'Tec for no-faced goodness! )
( And as a special bonus, one panel from Batman & Robin #7, introducing Kate's new role in the Batfamily! )
One last thing, this is the final reminder for the folks who've claimed lines on the Scans_Daily Boom De Yada! Monday I'm gonna clear all the claimed lines that haven't been recorded and open them to another round of claims!
So if you've claimed a line you want to record, you have till the 1st!
If you hadn't claimed a line but want to contribute, keep an eye open on Monday, and you might be able to have a line for your very own!
Let's make it the best,![[community profile]](http://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
scans_daily!
tags
char: huntress/helena bertinelli, char: question/renee montoya, char: tot/aristotle rodor, creator: greg rucka, creator: cully hamner, title: detective comics,
char: batwoman/kate kane, char: batman/dick grayson, creator: grant morrison, creator: cameron stewart, title: batman and robin, in-joke: context is for the weak,
publisher: dc comics
~ Next week gets two Rucka-penned Blackest Night tie-ins, one which serves the event that I'm just dreading, and another which serves the characters that I'm really excited for!
~ Next Wednesday being just two days prior to it, Question #37 now officially counts as DC's birthday present to me. Thanks guys!
But enough of that. ( We still have 'Tec for no-faced goodness! )
( And as a special bonus, one panel from Batman & Robin #7, introducing Kate's new role in the Batfamily! )
One last thing, this is the final reminder for the folks who've claimed lines on the Scans_Daily Boom De Yada! Monday I'm gonna clear all the claimed lines that haven't been recorded and open them to another round of claims!
So if you've claimed a line you want to record, you have till the 1st!
If you hadn't claimed a line but want to contribute, keep an eye open on Monday, and you might be able to have a line for your very own!
Let's make it the best,
scans_daily!tags
char: huntress/helena bertinelli, char: question/renee montoya, char: tot/aristotle rodor, creator: greg rucka, creator: cully hamner, title: detective comics,
char: batwoman/kate kane, char: batman/dick grayson, creator: grant morrison, creator: cameron stewart, title: batman and robin, in-joke: context is for the weak,
publisher: dc comics
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- char: batman/dick grayson,
- char: batwoman/kate kane,
- char: huntress/helena bertinelli,
- char: question/renee montoya,
- char: tot/aristotle rodor,
- creator: cameron stewart,
- creator: cully hamner,
- creator: grant morrison,
- creator: greg rucka,
- in-joke: context is for the weak,
- publisher: dc comics,
- title: batman and robin,
- title: detective comics
'Tec 860: Renee's story
Dec. 23rd, 2009 06:24 pmkingrockwellSorry for the lousy scans, I couldn't save this scene till anything better came along. I have been waiting for this scene for so goddamn long I just had to scan it myself as soon as I got home from the shop!
( Three pages and bundles of barely-contained squee behind the cut! )
( Three pages and bundles of barely-contained squee behind the cut! )
kingrockwell
O'Neil: Vic the Seeker (pt 5)
I've worn myself out doing little dances over the announcement for Question #37, so I figured I'd celebrate another way, especially since it's been a month and a half since my last post in this series.
We're going through Question v1 #'s 13 & 14 today, a two-parter that runs Vic's endurance, conviction, martial training and detective skills through the gauntlet as he takes on a elite special forces unit gone rogue. I was originally going to put #15 in this post as well, but after re-reading it I'm still not quite sure of my take on it, and it's subject matter is heavy enough that it should be analyzed on its own.
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kingrockwellBefore I get too caught up with with tag-wrangling, let's see what Renee's up to this month.
( Under the cut! )
kingrockwellA Martial Arts Week special!
O'Neil: Vic the Seeker (pt 4)
The Great Fables Crossover! (sorry Vertigo fans, not that one)
In 1988, Denny O'Neil set off to tell a great martial arts epic, and close the book on the O-Sensei, the old master introduced in Kung-Fu Fighter, responsible for teaching Richard Dragon, Bronze Tiger and Lady Shiva. While I prolly should've held this one off until after I'd posted the arc from Question v1 16-18, where Vic and Ollie first met, well, who's fault was it starting Martial Arts Week now?
But though this crossover takes place in titles starring Batman, Green Arrow and The Question,
O'Neil: Vic the Seeker (pt 4)
The Great Fables Crossover! (sorry Vertigo fans, not that one)
In 1988, Denny O'Neil set off to tell a great martial arts epic, and close the book on the O-Sensei, the old master introduced in Kung-Fu Fighter, responsible for teaching Richard Dragon, Bronze Tiger and Lady Shiva. While I prolly should've held this one off until after I'd posted the arc from Question v1 16-18, where Vic and Ollie first met, well, who's fault was it starting Martial Arts Week now?
But though this crossover takes place in titles starring Batman, Green Arrow and The Question,
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- char: batman/bruce wayne,
- char: green arrow/oliver queen,
- char: lady shiva/sandra woosan,
- char: question/vic sage,
- char: richard dragon,
- char: tot/aristotle rodor,
- creator: dennis o'neil,
- creator: denys cowan,
- creator: klaus janson,
- creator: rick magyar,
- creator: tom artis,
- creator: tony dezuniga,
- genre: crossover,
- publisher: dc comics,
- series: it's not about the answers,
- series: martial arts week,
- title: detective comics,
- title: green arrow,
- title: the question
kingrockwell
O'Neil: Vic the Seeker (pt 3)
Tot's Reckoning
There comes a time in every title's life where the supporting characters must take center-stage and play the largest role in a story-arc's major plot while the star runs around around looking silly and ineffectual.
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kingrockwell
O'Neil: Vic the Seeker (pt 2)
After the first arc, O'Neil's series tended toward Vic confronting a Curiousity of the Month, set against the backdrop of a Hub City trying desperately (and mostly failing) to put itself back together.
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kingrockwellO'Neil: Vic the Seeker (pt 1)
featuring the Post-Crisis debuts of Tot, Lady Shiva and Richard Dragon!
When last we left our hero, he was brought up on charges by the Cool Quota Cops. In the two months between his appearance in Blue Beetle and the debut of his very first self-titled series, he was found by a jury of his super-cool peers guilty of hubris in the first-degree.
The sentence, carried out February 1987 by Dennis O'Neil and Denys Cowan...
featuring the Post-Crisis debuts of Tot, Lady Shiva and Richard Dragon!
When last we left our hero, he was brought up on charges by the Cool Quota Cops. In the two months between his appearance in Blue Beetle and the debut of his very first self-titled series, he was found by a jury of his super-cool peers guilty of hubris in the first-degree.
The sentence, carried out February 1987 by Dennis O'Neil and Denys Cowan...
( ...is Shiva. )
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- char: batman/bruce wayne,
- char: lady shiva/sandra woosan,
- char: myra connelly,
- char: question/vic sage,
- char: richard dragon,
- char: tot/aristotle rodor,
- creator: bill sienkiewicz,
- creator: dennis o'neil,
- creator: denys cowan,
- creator: rick magyar,
- publisher: dc comics,
- series: it's not about the answers,
- title: the question
Renee's bit from 'Tec 854
Jul. 2nd, 2009 12:31 pmkingrockwellI'd been waffling over whether I wanted to post this just yet. I guess I'd had some idea where I'd Start a series on Renee when I was done with Vic, but I'd have so much to go through since I'd want to start at least with her part in Gotham Central if not earlier that by the time I got to her Tec back-up it'd be old hat.
Strike while the iron's hot, they say. Not only that, but I was looking at Cully Hamner's design sketches and there's no way I couldn't share them! There's too much good here.
Strike while the iron's hot, they say. Not only that, but I was looking at Cully Hamner's design sketches and there's no way I couldn't share them! There's too much good here.
kingrockwell
Ditko: Vic the Enforcer (pt 1)
In the mid-60s, after his falling out with Marvel, Steve Ditko returned to Charlton, for whom he'd earlier co-created Captain Atom. In addition to working on that character, Ditko created two new ones who would prove to be among the more enduring of the Charlton heroes, and he featured them in the same book. Carrying the title was Ted Kord, Ditko's successor to the classic Fox Features Hero, but it isn't Ted that brings us here today.
