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Guy Gardner #11
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iamrmanWriter: Chuck Dixon
Pencils: Joe Staton
Inks: Terry Beatty
Aliens kidnap Guy and make him relive his past.
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iamrman
Before there was 52....
Jun. 11th, 2011 10:13 pmskjam...There was "Action Comics Weekly", DC's first attempt at a weekly comic book. It was an anthology comic somewhat on the model of 2000 AD, several continuing stories each week, with seven page chapters (and a two-page Sunday comics spread for Superman.) There were several interesting projects done during this run--I especially liked the new Secret Six they had. Sadly, sales and logistics reasons meant that the experiment lasted less than a year.
Love that Kirby art, though I think this might have been an inventory piece DC had lying around. 2 1/3 pages from each of the seven-page storiesin Action Comics Weekly #638 (2/7/89), one double-page spread, and a special treat!
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Your thoughts, questions and comments?
SKJAM!
(http://skjam.dreamwidth.org/19423.html --see my fiftieth birthday approaching!)
Love that Kirby art, though I think this might have been an inventory piece DC had lying around. 2 1/3 pages from each of the seven-page storiesin Action Comics Weekly #638 (2/7/89), one double-page spread, and a special treat!
( Remember relevance? )
Your thoughts, questions and comments?
SKJAM!
(http://skjam.dreamwidth.org/19423.html --see my fiftieth birthday approaching!)
Tags:
- char: darkseid,
- char: demon/jason blood,
- char: speedy/arsenal/roy harper,
- char: superman/clark kent,
- creator: alan grant,
- creator: bill wray,
- creator: bob rozakis,
- creator: chuck austen,
- creator: curt swan,
- creator: frank mclaughlin,
- creator: gary martin,
- creator: jack kirby,
- creator: john hyberg,
- creator: kurt schaffenberger,
- creator: len strazewski,
- creator: louis williams,
- creator: mark pacella,
- creator: mark verheiden,
- creator: max allan collins,
- creator: murphy anderson,
- creator: philip moy,
- creator: roger stern,
- creator: stephen destefano,
- creator: terry beatty,
- era: bronze age,
- publisher: dc comics,
- theme: drugs,
- theme: lgbtqa+,
- title: action comics,
- trigger warning: racism
pyrotwilightThe greatest secret of the mini Marvels revealed: Who is Blue Hulk?! Wait, I thought this was a Bloodlines post?
(Well, not really but I had to say it.)
18 pages of a 54 page story.
( Introducing Loose Cannon! He's a... well, loose cannon. )
(Well, not really but I had to say it.)
18 pages of a 54 page story.
( Introducing Loose Cannon! He's a... well, loose cannon. )
Gotham Adentures #60
May. 15th, 2010 08:28 pminexpediency
( Seven pages under the cut )
Tags: title: Gotham Adventures, theme: DCAU, char: Batman/Bruce Wayne, char: Robin/Nightwing/Dick Grayson, char: Robin/Red Robin/Tim Drake, char: Batgirl/Oracle/Barbara Gordon, char: Alfred Pennyworth, creator: Scott Peterson, creator: Terry Beatty, creator: Tim Levins
Gotham Adventures #19
May. 11th, 2010 05:10 pminexpediency
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Tags: title: Gotham Adventures, char: Robin/Red Robin/Tim Drake, char: Robin/Nightwing/Dick Grayson, char: Batgirl/Oracle/Barbara Gordon, char: Alfred Pennyworth, theme: dcau, creator: Scott Peterson, creator: Tim Levins, creator: Terry Beatty
icon_ukI thought I'd share some Batman and Robin animation I had somehow never seen before.
( How did this not make it to a full series? )
tags creator: bob smith, creator: terry beatty, creator: ty templeton, title: gotham adventures, medium: advertisement, char: batman/bruce wayne, char: robin/red robin/tim drake, char: bane, char: riddler/edward nigma, theme: dcau
( How did this not make it to a full series? )
tags creator: bob smith, creator: terry beatty, creator: ty templeton, title: gotham adventures, medium: advertisement, char: batman/bruce wayne, char: robin/red robin/tim drake, char: bane, char: riddler/edward nigma, theme: dcau
