Jun. 20th, 2015
Happy Father's Day, Greg Universe
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Father's Day hitting just after the latest Steven Universe episodes dropped presents us with an obvious candidate for some Father's Day posts, I think...
( If every pork chop were perfect, we wouldn't have hot dogs. )
~1.3 page from a 4 page story from the Greg Universe Special, 1 and 1.5 pages from the 14 page lead stories from Steven Universe issues 2 and 3.
( If every pork chop were perfect, we wouldn't have hot dogs. )
~1.3 page from a 4 page story from the Greg Universe Special, 1 and 1.5 pages from the 14 page lead stories from Steven Universe issues 2 and 3.
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His enemies were appropriately challenging.
One of them was particularly able.
( He stood between Phil and the main villain of the story. )
One of them was particularly able.
( He stood between Phil and the main villain of the story. )
Let's be careful out there
Jun. 20th, 2015 11:15 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
If you're reading Secret Wars, you'll know that the Thors are the police force of Battleworld. They arrest those who break Doom's Law and keep the peace. But that isn't all the the police do.
From Thors #1 comes the most out there crack to hit Doomgard
( Thors is filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement. The suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law )
From Thors #1 comes the most out there crack to hit Doomgard
( Thors is filmed on location with the men and women of law enforcement. The suspects are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law )
Blackcross #2
Jun. 20th, 2015 12:18 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)

"It's Twin Peaks country, and, between Blackcross and Supreme Blue Rose, I seem to have spent most of last year on a David Lynch kick...!”" -- Warren Ellis
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... written by Chuck Dixon.
(That said, it's a strong contender for Greatest Joker Story Ever Ever too, at least in my book.)
One of the few Joker-related things done by the New 52 leadership that I absolutely agree with is their including Detective Comics #726 in the Joker: A Celebration of 75 Years TPB. I find Chuck Dixon to be one of the most criminally underrated Joker writers of all time, and they probably couldn't have picked a better representative of his Joker writing than this one (Robin #85, while delightful, is a little too continuity-heavy, and most of the others are too long).
This is a tight little yarn that depicts the Joker at his most primal - no purple suits, no laughing gas, and he doesn't even leave Arkham. And yet he's instantly recognizable in every panel, not just because of the white skin and green hair, but because Dixon gets the heart of the character: that sneering, sadistic edge, always (always) cut with a genuine comedic flair. It's a lesson that certain other Joker writers would do well to take to heart.
Let's take a look.
( A Lecter and his Starling, behind the cut )
(That said, it's a strong contender for Greatest Joker Story Ever Ever too, at least in my book.)
One of the few Joker-related things done by the New 52 leadership that I absolutely agree with is their including Detective Comics #726 in the Joker: A Celebration of 75 Years TPB. I find Chuck Dixon to be one of the most criminally underrated Joker writers of all time, and they probably couldn't have picked a better representative of his Joker writing than this one (Robin #85, while delightful, is a little too continuity-heavy, and most of the others are too long).
This is a tight little yarn that depicts the Joker at his most primal - no purple suits, no laughing gas, and he doesn't even leave Arkham. And yet he's instantly recognizable in every panel, not just because of the white skin and green hair, but because Dixon gets the heart of the character: that sneering, sadistic edge, always (always) cut with a genuine comedic flair. It's a lesson that certain other Joker writers would do well to take to heart.
Let's take a look.
( A Lecter and his Starling, behind the cut )
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In war fathers bury their sons...

I wanted to post both of Billy's deaths but comixology does not have the final part of DDP's World War III storyline. In it Billy is captured by Cobra, and the Commander gives him the, "join or die," option. Billy tries to assassinate his father, but instead takes out a body double, and as Billy dies from a toxin, Cobra Commander gloats how he has won over his own humanity: for he loved Billy once, and now he feels nothing.
Posted below is one page from G.I. Joe America's Elite #34 which shows the ceremony with which that Cobra Commander treats his son's body, and then how the Hama-verse version reacts to news of his son's passing in GI Joe A Real American Hero #172, and #174.
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I wanted to post both of Billy's deaths but comixology does not have the final part of DDP's World War III storyline. In it Billy is captured by Cobra, and the Commander gives him the, "join or die," option. Billy tries to assassinate his father, but instead takes out a body double, and as Billy dies from a toxin, Cobra Commander gloats how he has won over his own humanity: for he loved Billy once, and now he feels nothing.
Posted below is one page from G.I. Joe America's Elite #34 which shows the ceremony with which that Cobra Commander treats his son's body, and then how the Hama-verse version reacts to news of his son's passing in GI Joe A Real American Hero #172, and #174.
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Jurassic Park #4 - Finale
Jun. 20th, 2015 06:35 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)

Story By: Michael Crichton
Based on the Screenplay By: John Koepp
Adapted Script By: Walter Simonson
Pencils: Gil Kane
Inker: George Perez
10 out of 30 pages
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Father's Day: Norman Osborn and his dad
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