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Amazing Spider-Man #90
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iamrmanWriter: Stan Lee
Pencils: Gil Kane
Inks: John Romita, Sr.
I told you messing about on the roof was dangerous!
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Amazing Spider-Man #89
Apr. 15th, 2025 11:18 amiamrmanWriter: Stan Lee
Pencils: Gil Kane
Inks: John Romita, Sr.
The die is cast as Spider-Man does battle with Doctor Octopus once more.
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Jungle Action #9
Aug. 8th, 2024 01:02 pmiamrmanWhile T’Challa fights the undead, there is duplicity afoot at the royal palace.
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Dum-Dum give me gum-gum?
Jan. 22nd, 2023 05:18 pmiamrmanThor #318, by Doug Moench and Gil Kane.
Thor travels to Easter Island to stop a tidal wave, but falls afoul of Loki's latest plan for mischief.
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Judgment Day: Aftermath
Sep. 26th, 2018 09:10 pmlordultimus
COMBO: Which characters are you looking most forward to playing "mad scientist" with, and which do you think have the most potential after the mini-series?
ALAN MOORE: I'm trying to make it so that they all do. I can see lots of possibilities for Youngblood and NewMen. I've got a way that they can work in the present day, with all the action that readers demand of these books, and still have all the imagination and story values that I think are important. By the time Judgment Day is finished, Youngblood’s going to be quite a different book. I can't say too much about it right now, but I should imagine it’ll be completely unrecognizable by the time I'm finished. The NewMen will have a different function. They will have a specific role in the universe. It won't be a case that the characters are changed drastically, that they become new characters; it will be more a case of what is learned about their backgrounds during Judgment Day that will suddenly give them new possibilities. They will be changes that make sense, and bring excitement to the titles.
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Judgement Day #1
Sep. 23rd, 2018 04:54 pmlordultimus
Alan Moore: "I was talking, while doing Supreme, to Extreme Editor Eric Stephenson about how, as it turned out, while telling the back history of Supreme, I was also filling in a lot of back areas of Extreme continuity. I was making them up as I was going along but filling them in, nonetheless. I suggested to Eric that, if Rob Liefeld wanted, I could pretty well overhaul the entire Extreme universe as I was going along.
Rob thought I should condense my ideas into a three-issue mini-series. The mini-series would help create a new Extreme universe by filling in previously unmentioned bits of its history. Rob was stuck on the title Judgment Day, but I wasn’t so sure, because it sounded like another apocalyptic story—and, in comic books these days, the apocalypse has become a trifle dull. The end of the world happens every couple of issues in one comic book or another. We decided to see if there were any other connotations we could investigate in terms of a Judgment Day story.
I thought that maybe a court trial might work, as it’s a tried and tested vehicle for a story. I thought I could use that device as a framework and that I could come up with a murder case that allowed for evidence to be called for which would fill in, in flashbacks, this panoramic story of the Extreme universe stretching back to the formation of the Earth. And that is basically what we’ve done. I’ve finished the story, and we’ve got it to all fit into the three issues, and we managed to compress this staggering sweep of history into about 96 pages."
Warning for Liefeld art.
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ozalineI had no idea this existed. Kirby, and Kane made a comic based on the pilot for the cult TV show 'the Prisoner.' It was never released, but now it will be.
I love that show, so colour me excited.
http://www.syfy.com/syfywire/titan-comics-will-finally-release-the-jack-kirby-gil-kane-version-of-the-prisoner
Be seeing you!
I love that show, so colour me excited.
http://www.syfy.com/syfywire/titan-comics-will-finally-release-the-jack-kirby-gil-kane-version-of-the-prisoner
Be seeing you!
The Strange World Named Green Lantern!
Feb. 11th, 2017 10:45 pmlamashtar
"It is, therefore, not inconceivable that this planet was in fact Mogo, becoming a Green Lantern after meeting Hal. When asked about the origins of creating Mogo, and if the two character planets could be one and the same, artist Dave Gibbons stated that he was certainly aware of the 1963 story, but did not recall it being an influence back when he co-created Mogo with Alan Moore in May 1985 (GL V2 #188)." Green Lantern History: An Unauthorized Guide to DCU History by Darran Jordan
Tumblr insisted that pairing Hal Jordan and a planet like Mogo was ridiculous. Ha! Ha! Ha!
Challenge accepted.
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icon_ukThat it is, according to current DC lroe, the birthday of one Richard John Grayson, who is perhaps better known by at least a few other names; Robin, Nightwing, Batman, Agent 37, Hunk Wonder, Acrobatic Ace, Boy Hostage
Since he first appeared in 1940, that means that, for a man of 76, he's looking pretty spry IMHO.
And in this blast from the past well 1970's Detective Comics 402, with art by Gil Kane and Vince Colletta (no less) we see young Mr Grayson, during his now erased college days, ponder anew what it means to be Robin as he considers;
( My Place in the Sun )
Since he first appeared in 1940, that means that, for a man of 76, he's looking pretty spry IMHO.
And in this blast from the past well 1970's Detective Comics 402, with art by Gil Kane and Vince Colletta (no less) we see young Mr Grayson, during his now erased college days, ponder anew what it means to be Robin as he considers;
( My Place in the Sun )
