Iron Man: Fatal Frontier #4

[arbre_rieur]

'The core of the story was actually my original idea for my "Iron Man" run, which I've talked about before; fundamentally, "Deadwood" on the Moon, done in a hard science fiction way. However, when the idea of Tony as a Guardian of the Galaxy turned up, I quietly retired it, as it didn't fit into the larger space-superhero adventure aesthetic . . . However, when the idea of doing an Infinite Comic co-written by Al [Ewing] came up, it seemed a natural fit.' -- Kieron Gillen

(Note: Keep in mind that this is one of Marvel's online Infinite Comics. They're designed to be read on a digital device, with each page replacing the previous one on your screen. When the pages are instead side-by-side, stacked vertically, like in this post, it can make for an awkward reading experience. Also, the format makes page count a tricky matter, but if you count each "slide" as a page, then this is well under 1/3 of the issue.)

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10th Anniversary Celebration: A Tale of Three Harpies

[q99]

My other favorite old Fred Perry's Gold Digger post!



Below are scans from possibly my favorite one-issue Gold Digger story, GD59, focusing on Charlie the Harpy... and Charlie the Harpy, and Charlie the Harpy :)

( The story of Professor C and Charles )

Farewell Cow and Boy

[salad_barbarian]

So I comic that I really enjoyed ended recently. It had some interesting philosophy and great running gags.

And now it's gone.
All that can be done now is to honor it's memory.


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I wish I had made some posts about this comic before. I don't know if it would have helped Mark Leiknes keep it going but now we'll never know.

If you want to check out more of this the site is still up here. Reruns of the strip are on gocomics here