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iamrmanThe Yakuza make a move for Madripoor, but don’t reckon for the man named Patch.
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ozalineI can't say I have an all from favourite writer be it in the comic medium or otherwise, but Larry Hama is certainly one of the ones who influenced me most from my childhood up till today, he's done so many great books, most famously GI Joe, though I believe his own favourite is Nth Man, and his Wolverine run is considered one of the best.
Larry Hama got his start in the comics industry as penciler, and he's done practically every other job the in the industry (he's also been an actor and is working on a crowd funded cyberpunk movie), but he moved to writing mostly because it had better pay per page, and he could produce more pages, per hour. He's very well known for his writing style; Hama always says he doesn't know what's going to happen on one page until he's finished the previous one... When people were speculating about that eye a while back, he went on record saying he wouldn't know what it was till he got there (I am not sure if he has got there yet, I'm a bit behind on my pull list).
Today for you we have: Star Wars, Bucky O'Hare, Wolverine, and a little, but not too much, GI Joe, as well as some excerpts from a very cool vampire E-Book that you should totally buy if you like vampires or urban fantasy at all. ( Read more... )
Larry Hama got his start in the comics industry as penciler, and he's done practically every other job the in the industry (he's also been an actor and is working on a crowd funded cyberpunk movie), but he moved to writing mostly because it had better pay per page, and he could produce more pages, per hour. He's very well known for his writing style; Hama always says he doesn't know what's going to happen on one page until he's finished the previous one... When people were speculating about that eye a while back, he went on record saying he wouldn't know what it was till he got there (I am not sure if he has got there yet, I'm a bit behind on my pull list).
Today for you we have: Star Wars, Bucky O'Hare, Wolverine, and a little, but not too much, GI Joe, as well as some excerpts from a very cool vampire E-Book that you should totally buy if you like vampires or urban fantasy at all. ( Read more... )
Tags:
- char: darth vader/anakin skywalker,
- char: lady deathstrike/yuriko oyama,
- char: leia organa,
- char: puck/eugene judd,
- char: tyger tiger/jessan hoan,
- char: wolverine/logan/james howlett,
- creator: a a ward,
- creator: larry hama,
- creator: marc silvestri,
- series: 31 days of scans,
- title: g.i. joe,
- title: star wars,
- title: wolverine
icon_ukFrom Savage Wolverine #13, the second part of a two-part story, dealing with the illegal trafficking in exotic animals, I find I'm torn, between featuring the guest appearance by visiting "Professor Ramsey" at the Jean Grey School. (Honestly, Americans will call ANYONE Professor, won't they?) and a rather diverting confrontation between Logan and Tyger Tiger as they debate the ethics of contraband.
Phil Jimenez is on art and Phil and Scott Lope (Apparently he'd be known to some as Host of Wild Animal Repo on Discovery Channel) on writing duties.
( Savage is actually a pretty good adjective for this story )
Phil Jimenez is on art and Phil and Scott Lope (Apparently he'd be known to some as Host of Wild Animal Repo on Discovery Channel) on writing duties.
( Savage is actually a pretty good adjective for this story )
blackruzsaScans from Daken #5.
EDIT: Cut down a few pages. Tell me if I need to take away any more.
Tyger Tiger aaaaaand Daken with his unusual plans, once more.
I am enjoying that this comic has much less Daken, because it puts him up interacting with other people of the Marvel universe, like in the last one. It brings out his... better qualities.
Like his respect for naked women.
( I like her cat, her cat likes blood. Wonder what Daken's blood tastes like. )
EDIT: Cut down a few pages. Tell me if I need to take away any more.
Tyger Tiger aaaaaand Daken with his unusual plans, once more.
I am enjoying that this comic has much less Daken, because it puts him up interacting with other people of the Marvel universe, like in the last one. It brings out his... better qualities.
( I like her cat, her cat likes blood. Wonder what Daken's blood tastes like. )
