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Deathlok #4
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iamrmanDeathlok and Mechadoom converse in cyberspace as the villain monologues about his origin.
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Deathlok #1
Sep. 20th, 2024 08:22 amiamrmanWritten by Dwayne McDuffie and Gregory Wright.
Apologies for skipping to the ongoing series. I didn't have the patience to post any more of the giant-sized prestige format limited series.
Deathlok is observing the dismantling of Cybertek's assets when he uncovers one last surprise from his old employers.
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Deathlok (1990) #2
Sep. 15th, 2024 05:07 pmiamrmanScript by Dwayne McDuffie, plot by McDuffie and Gregory Wright.
Roxxon can’t allow Deathlok's existence alert the authorities to their shady dealings, so they dispatch their goons to eliminate him.
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Deathlok (1990) #1
Sep. 11th, 2024 10:46 amiamrmanWritten by Dwayne McDuffie and Gregory Wright.
Michael Collin designs cybernetic prosthetics for Cybertek. One day he finds evidence of shady dealings and tries to report it to his superiors. To keep him quiet, Collins is forced to become the test subject for Cybertek's new cyborg soldier.
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icon_ukFrom the dim depths of 1995 comes this memorable issue of Milestone Comics, a Milestone milestone if you will. Static #25, and the controversy about it's cover.
This is the cover that was released.... a guy and a gal embracing and kissing. Very cute, you might think. but it's not the cover that was originally intended.
If you want to see THAT cover, then click on the image above and you'll see the full scale image as originally planned. But we'll get back to that.
( It's also an excellent comic in it's own right )
This is the cover that was released.... a guy and a gal embracing and kissing. Very cute, you might think. but it's not the cover that was originally intended.
If you want to see THAT cover, then click on the image above and you'll see the full scale image as originally planned. But we'll get back to that.
( It's also an excellent comic in it's own right )
keevaMatt and Dwayne were best of friends.
First up, the written tribute.
Read the whole thing on Dwayne's web site.
Next, the 2-page story from the Static Shock tribute issue from DC Comics:
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First up, the written tribute.
What Comic-Con International Wouldn't Print
I miss Dwayne every day. It’s still inconceivable that he isn’t around to appreciate the world with me.
When my son gets another baby tooth, or I see a new episode of Doctor Who, I still have the urge to call him. Given the chance, I’ll talk about my late friend for hours at a time. I find myself making lists of McDuffie facts—not wanting to forget any more than I already have. And one of the things I’ve thought about most while mourning him was his long struggle for recognition from the comics industry.
Dwayne loved comics, both the superhero and non-superhero varieties, long before he made them for a living, and he continued to love them till the end. Our last conversation was about the Masterpiece Comics collection I’d given him for his birthday, which includes a pastiche of his beloved Little Lulu.
That said, I don’t know that the comics business loved him back.
Read the whole thing on Dwayne's web site.
Next, the 2-page story from the Static Shock tribute issue from DC Comics:
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Comics Alliance presents SLASHPOINT
May. 23rd, 2011 10:50 pmstarwolf_oakleyFrom Comics Alliance, Chris Sims and Jess Fink... SLASHPOINT!
( Picture and legal pic after the cut )
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ebailey140...and not all of them are quite on the level of the Joker and Two-Face.
"He said his name is what?"
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"He said his name is what?"
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Tags:
- char: batgirl/oracle/barbara gordon,
- char: batman/bruce wayne,
- char: condiment king,
- char: crazy quilt/paul dekker,
- char: mr. polka-dot/abner krill,
- char: robin/nightwing/dick grayson,
- char: spoiler/batgirl/robin/steph brown,
- char: wonder woman/diana of themyscira,
- creator: bryan q. miller,
- creator: carlos pacheco,
- creator: chuck dixon,
- creator: dwayne mcduffie,
- creator: marcos martin,
- creator: scott beatty,
- title: batgirl,
- title: justice league of america
icon_ukI found this in a comic shop not long ago, and didn't think it would be quite so apposite, quite so soon.
It was "Milestone Forever", a 2010 series which just preceded the merger of the Milestone and mainstream DCU. This is not meant to be a definitive posting, but as a quick sample of the sheer scale of the characters Milestone introduced.
The temporally sensitive character "Dharma" (Leader of the Shadow Cabinet) is observing the timelines around him, and focusses on one in particular.
The appropriateness of the opening image is really very sad indeed.
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It was "Milestone Forever", a 2010 series which just preceded the merger of the Milestone and mainstream DCU. This is not meant to be a definitive posting, but as a quick sample of the sheer scale of the characters Milestone introduced.
The temporally sensitive character "Dharma" (Leader of the Shadow Cabinet) is observing the timelines around him, and focusses on one in particular.
The appropriateness of the opening image is really very sad indeed.
( Details under the cut )
