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America Chavez has had her entire world, history, and power set change on her in her most recent series. She's coming to grips with new limitations, new connections to her community, a new sense of self, and new responsibilities in the form of her lost sister. -- Al Ewing
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Stan Sakai's Hulk and Anakin Skywalker
Sep. 15th, 2017 09:00 amriddler13The letterer for Groo, the illustrator for 47 Ronin, the creator/writer/illustrator/letterer/inker/authority supreme for Usagi Yojimbo, Stan Sakai has found the time to do some one-offs too. According to the man himself, he worked on a short Hulk story called "Oni", a "Peanuts" strip, an interlude in "Queen and Country". I also found a Star Wars story, and somebody in a forum mentioned a Rocketeer and a Grendel story.
I was unable to find the "Queen and Country", "Peanuts", "Grendel" and "Rocketeer" excerpts, but I do have the Hulk and the Star Wars stories to share below.
( Banner-yielder is hit by Gama's rays )
I was unable to find the "Queen and Country", "Peanuts", "Grendel" and "Rocketeer" excerpts, but I do have the Hulk and the Star Wars stories to share below.
( Banner-yielder is hit by Gama's rays )
Kate Beaton's bit in Strange Tales II #1
Oct. 31st, 2010 09:56 amkingrockwellA few people were asking about this since it hadn't made it here yet, so allow me to share!
Two pages from Strange Tales II #1
( I must go on the hunt...FOR A DATE )
She has another story with Rogue in a future issue! These things always tend to be mixed bags, but some stories make the whole thing worth it.
Two pages from Strange Tales II #1
( I must go on the hunt...FOR A DATE )
She has another story with Rogue in a future issue! These things always tend to be mixed bags, but some stories make the whole thing worth it.
Some more guys from Strange Tales #3
Nov. 10th, 2009 09:47 pmTags:
- char: captain america/steve rogers,
- char: human torch/johnny storm,
- char: iceman/bobby drake,
- char: invisible woman/susan storm,
- char: iron man/tony stark,
- char: mr. fantastic/reed richards,
- char: scarlet witch/wanda maximoff,
- char: spider-man/peter parker,
- char: the thing/ben grimm,
- char: thor odinson/donald blake,
- creator: jeffrey brown,
- creator: michael kupperman,
- group: avengers,
- group: fantastic four,
- publisher: marvel comics,
- title: strange tales
Punisher Week: Strange Tales
Oct. 30th, 2009 05:54 pm![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
starwolf_oakley.insanejournal.comFor Punisher Week, we've seen the Punisher take on the Runaways. Now let's set the Wayback Machine to 1988 and see him take on both Power Pack and Cloak & Dagger in STRANGE TALES (Vol. 2) #12-14.
( The Punisher vs. kids and teens after the cut. )
( The Punisher vs. kids and teens after the cut. )
Strange Tales of Spider-man
Sep. 14th, 2009 04:47 pmashtoreth.insanejournal.comTwo scans from Strange Tales 1. These are bizarro ooc stories of your regular Marvel characters...
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"...and Call My Lover MODOK!"
Sep. 4th, 2009 08:33 amxdoop.insanejournal.comThis is also from Strange Tales #1, but since I only posted two pages before I'm not going over the limit.
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Jun. 16th, 2009 04:56 pmmechanicaljewel.insanejournal.comIt seems the universe has conspired to make me eat crow. Just last week, I was making such bold pronouncements as, "Marvel's probably a little hesitant to put any more Steranko work out in trade...", only to have the September solicits announce this:
No word yet on whether Marvel learned their lesson and is actually paying Steranko this time around, but I've sent off a few e-mails inquiring about that, and I'll keep you posted. I'm a little irked that they're cutting it off at NF #3, just because Steranko's last interior work on the book was in #5, and continued a story started in #1. Seeing as how #4 was a fill-in issue by Frank Springer, I don't see why they couldn't have just put #5 in this volume, and left #4 for a hypothetical next volume. I know the Masterworks are pretty staunchly chronological, but come on.
Anyway, to celebrate, have a picspam of my favorite moments from those issues!
( Unda da cut! )
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No word yet on whether Marvel learned their lesson and is actually paying Steranko this time around, but I've sent off a few e-mails inquiring about that, and I'll keep you posted. I'm a little irked that they're cutting it off at NF #3, just because Steranko's last interior work on the book was in #5, and continued a story started in #1. Seeing as how #4 was a fill-in issue by Frank Springer, I don't see why they couldn't have just put #5 in this volume, and left #4 for a hypothetical next volume. I know the Masterworks are pretty staunchly chronological, but come on.
Anyway, to celebrate, have a picspam of my favorite moments from those issues!
( Unda da cut! )
