I'm looking back at Frank Miller's original plans for RoboCop 3 this week at CBR. The jetpack is there, but so is one strange love story we never saw in the film.
It's Chromium Time.
I'm looking back at Frank Miller's original plans for RoboCop 3 this week at CBR. The jetpack is there, but so is one strange love story we never saw in the film.
One controversial (and quickly disavowed) comic had a shocking farewell to the cult-favorite metamorphing animated X-Man. I look back at both exits this week at CBR.
At CBR this week, I'm detailing everything known about the strangest bit of Nintendo history -- King Koopa's Kool Kartoons. If you're an '80s fan of Sunbow's G. I. Joe or Transformers, I think you'll find something rather interesting here, as well.
This week at CBR, I revisit the 2004 Devil's Due G. I. Joe/Transformers crossover. Cyborg Dreadnoks and the accidental debut of a Decepticon Titan!
I revisit the honest Christmas special this year -- the DCAU Justice League episode "Comfort and Joy." And there's a fun tie-in issue that works as a sequel, as well.
Batman: The Animated Series is a pop culture mainstay today, but this week at CBR I revisit had a series of department store ads from 1988 that played a role in getting the show on the air.
At CBR this week, I revisit the second Masters of the Universe miniseries from the Image era of '80s cartoon reboots (and Mattel's first relaunch of the toyline). If you have any suggestions of other '80s reboots of the era, let me know...
At CBR this week, I look back at how a last-minute story change inadvertently altered how readers perceived the most important X-Man forever...
Superman IV may have been a critical flop, but Christopher Reeve nearly made a big return as the Man of Steel on film. I examine the leaked script today at CBR.
This would happen to be the big news I mentioned earlier...the illustrious Saturday Evening Post is running my piece "The Family-Friendly Radio Edit" as a part of its New Fiction Friday series. Check it out at this link and please pass it along...and of course let me know what you think!
At CBR this week, I'm revisiting Doomsday's memorable role in the Justice League Unlimited "Cadmus" arc...and that time Mike Parobeck rendered him in an oft-overlooked DC publication.
Let's see if this works...I have a decent amount of new projects scheduled in coming months (and one big announcement in just a few days.) My mailing list is where I'll keep everyone updated, and give away freebies to thank you for signing up. So, click on this link to join the mailing list and receive a free short story that's appropriate for this Halloween season.
Hasbro's G. I. Joe and Transformers properties were destined to crossover, but could the story match fan expectations? I look at the first of these (many, many) 2000s crossovers today at CBR.
This week at CBR, I look at what that final-season revamp of X-Men: the Animated Series could've looked like...and why early word of a Joe Mad influence wasn't just a rumor.
I revisit Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Adventures for the first time at CBR...sort of. It's a look at the various lost comics from the book, including an (ahem) adults-only version produced in-house at Mirage.
At CBR this week I look at both the Atom episode from Justice League Unlimited's Cadmus arc and a one-shot Atom story from the tie-ins. Radically different tones, but both are pretty fun.
A small studio revived Hasbro's G .I. Joe series in the new millennium while never forgetting what made it one of the greatest hits of the '80s. I revisit at CBR this week...
Frank Miller's Dark Knight Returns changed comics, but this week at CBR I'm looking at its links to everything from Tiny Toons to 1986's Transformers: The Movie.