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------------------------ Yahoo! Groups Sponsor --------------------~--> Get fast access to your favorite Yahoo! Groups. Make Yahoo! your home page http://us.click.yahoo.com/dpRU5A/wUILAA/yQLSAA/bGIolB/TM --------------------------------------------------------------------~-> ----------------------------------------------------------------- COMICS OBSCURA Mike Curtis shandafa@cyberback.com [COMICS OBSCURA are facts Mike Curtis has dug out during his 30 years of collecting Superman and writing about comics. His website for his comic imprint is www.shandafantasyarts.net ] ISN'T THAT KIND OF BACKWARDS, EVEN FOR THEM? Many radio shows made the leap to television in the later 1940's and early 1950's. Some even leaped back, such as HOWDY DOODY which became a radio show after its television debut. Leave it to the British spy adventure THE AVENGERS to take this move to a new extreme. In the late 1970's long after its television run had ended, the series made its dramatic radio debut in the nation of South Africa. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [9] Multiverse Observer and Explorer Reviews Paul Dale Roberts Silhouet98@cs.com http://www.jazmaonline.com [Paul promotes amateur and professional comic book artwork, scripts, storylines, and unpublished comic books with a newsletter called the Peoples' Comic Book Newsletter. Its website is at Jazma Comic Book Newsletter Productions at http://www.jazmaonline.com/ He is also a prominent letter hack, as anyone who reads comic letter pages would know. He is in production of his own self-published comic book called The Legendary Dark Silhouette and has copyrighted over 600 characters for his Jazma Universe.] SPOILER WARNING: THE FOLLOWING COLUMN MAY REVEAL SIGNIFICANT PORTIONS OF THE PLOTS OF SOME COMIC BOOKS, OR THE ENTIRE STORY. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED. Name: Night #3 Publisher: Jester Press Price: $2.95 Creative Force: Troy Hasbrouck & Buddy Prince Email: fanmail@jesterpress.com Comments: FBI agents Sabrina Voght and partner Agent Andrew Whildon are after the werewolf David Skinner. I read this story after watching "100 Scariest Movie Moments" in which they ran down movies like The Sixth Sense, The Changling, Evil Dead, The Wolfman. In my mind I was comparing werewolf David Skinner to Lon Chaney's The Wolfman and there is no real comparison. Werewolf David Skinner is much more scarier than the original Wolfman who merely strangled his victims. Another very scary character is Mr. E and the way he controls his army of werewolves. What a strange scene when you have a room full of gangbangers like The Reds, The Phreaks going up against an army of werewolves and throw in the FBI agents for good measure. It's vampire v. werewolf, it's fangs v. bullets. There is even some good humor in this drama, as a comical interaction happens between a dazed Envladski as he tries to get his point across to Agent Voght, FBI. The deadly round used to destroy Mr. E, was a combination of holy water, aconite, silver nitrate, garlic and wood. Voght gets herself in some hot situations, as she contemplates using one pistol against 3 targets: 3 werewomen. Mr. E gets struck with the deadly combination round and his demise is spectacular to behold! Night #3 was vivid, fast paced non-stop action, there are enough cliffhangers for a dozen Saturday serials! Name: The Black Enchantress and Psyche - Witchgirls Inc. - The Return of Miranda the Mermaid #2 Dec 05 Publisher: Heroic Publishing Price: $2.99 Creative Force: Many creators. Website: www.heroicpub.com Comments: Doraleen Dailey, Secret Service makes her appearance right in the beginning of the story and escorts Mrs. Hunter. Of course, we all know Mrs. Hunter has some unique abilities. Mrs. Hunter meets Miranda the Mermaid, actually it's Jenna who is the mermaid and has taken on this persona, because of a magic comb. The real Miranda once gave the magic comb to General Eisenhower who later became President of the United States. Jenna receives a top secret assignment in which she goes after pirates on jet skis and the scenes are right out of a James Bond movie. The second story is called 'The Trial!". Jeffrey Daniels is on trial, chained, naked, gagged in court. You will learn how the defendent perceives women. There is a surprising AIDS lecture by the Black Enchantress and Vertigo's Death actually makes an appearance in this lecture! Yes, we have a crossover between The Black Enchantress and Vertigo's Death! Very cool! You will learn that there is no such thing as safe sex, but what if you only had hand contact with the opposite sex, it doesn't dwell on that matter, it basically comes down to having safe sex, is absintence. Witchgirls Inc. is actutely entertaining and morbidly fascinating. Name: Flare #29 Dec. 05 Publisher: Heroic Publishing Price: $2.99 Creative Force: Many creators. Website: www.heroicpub.com Comments: Remember there was this controversal Dynasty episode on TV, in which two of the main characters, being women get into some fisticuffs? Well, you find a controversal scene in which Trish has a liking for Terri Feran's main squeeze and Terri jumps in and whallops Trish in the mouth, knocking out her tooth. Terri acts very nonchalant about the matter, after the deed is done and Trish seems very humiliated. The main squeeze named Lucas doesn't approve of Terri's behavior, but Terri with her convincing methods, seems undaunted by Luca's remarks and Lucas sort of lets the whole incident slide to oblivion. Terri displays her incredible powers, she is able to stop bullets with her photokinetic powers. Later Duel and Feran go up against each other and it's one-on-one combat that is spectacular to behold. Of course, the colors and the artwork is magnificent, so there is plenty of eye-candy to admire. The second story is a Halloween treat. You will get a kick out of Olga's Halloween costume, she dresses up as Wonder Woman! The costume party is fun and exciting! Flare is disarmingly honest in character personas, sometimes painfully funny with interactions between the characters and sharply observant with the storyline. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- COMICS OBSCURA Mike Curtis shandafa@cyberback.com [COMICS OBSCURA are facts Mike Curtis has dug out during his 30 years of collecting Superman and writing about comics. His website for his comic imprint is www.shandafantasyarts.net ] SURE, YOU CAN BUY YOUR SUITS ANYWHERE BUT I'M THE DARK KNIGHT! Although Superman playsuits for children had been produced since 1940, the first BATMAN costume for kids made its debut in the 1965 Sears Christmas catalog. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [10] My View David LeBlanc ComicBkNet@aol.com http://members.aol.com/comicbknet David LeBlanc is the Editor of the Comic Book Network Electronic Magazine; which won the prestigious Eagle Award for Favorite Comic Book Ezine in 2001. He is a long-time fan of comics and the electronic media; having been the moderator of BBS comics forums on WME, FIDONET and the Comic Book Network. He and his wife live in a suburb of Worcester, MA and David works part-time at That's Entertainment, the Eisner-winning Comics and Collectibles store. David's favorite motivational phrase is: BEHOLD THE TURTLE, HE ONLY MAKES PROGRESS WHEN HE STICKS HIS NECK OUT! TOP COW COMICS WWW.TOPCOW.COM HUNTER KILLER #2 32 pages, full color, $2.99/$4.60CAN Writer - Mark Waid Pencils - Marc Silvestri Inkers - Joe B. Weems V & Matt "Batt" Banning Ink Assists - Ryan Winn, Pat Aquino & Tom Bar Or Colors - Steve Firchow Letters - Troy Peteri The Hunter Killer squad has locate the "catalog" which is the list of all the known ultra sapiens, people with extraordinary powers. It turned out the catalog is in genetic code of one such being named Ellis. His parents tried to prevent his capture and are now dead. He does not know who to trust, least of all Samantha, the head of the squad. We, the reader, know there is another group closing in on his location even as he is whisked away by Samantha's group. The dynamic of this issue is the struggle for Ellis' heart and mind. He tries to escape and almost creates a disaster. Samantha reveals her secret but Ellis suddenly disappears. Ellis is also and ultra sapien and his power is that of a mimic. When another ultra is close enough he mimics their power. Being new to this he is very dangerous to himself and others. Helmar Khole, also known as Transporter heads the team chasing after Samantha and Ellis. He can teleport so when he got close to Ellis the power rubbed off. Now Ellis is transporting uncontrollably. As everyone tries to persuade him to their side a new element is added and a great cliff hanger ends the issue. The team is putting out some high quality stuff. Waid is a master storyteller and the finishes on Silvestri's art makes a great package. The alternate cover, by Linsner is sure to leave the fan boys drooling. In just two issues they have created a new world that gets more interesting all the time. HUNTER KILLER #3 32 pages, full color, $2.99/$4.60CAN Writer - Mark Waid Pencils - Marc Silvestri Inker - Joe B. Weems V Colors - Steve Firchow and John Starr Letters - Troy Peteri As noted before, this series gets more interesting each time. Now we learn the background of just how pervasive the ultra sapiens are in the world. It goes back to the days of JFK when what was thought to be the Cuban Missile Crisis by the world was really a threat of an army of ultra sapiens. He actually signed over our government to ultra sapien James Morningstar. After that glimpse we are back to the cliffhanger from last issue. What is really neat about his issue is getting a look into the world and headquarters of the Hunter Killers. The areas they operate out of are cloaked as dangerous to the public, like a radioactive abandoned installation. They even have an ultra that maintains optical illusions of the people and place to fit the cover story. Samantha explains to Ellis how they are trying to find all the ultras - the good ones they recruit, the bad ones they terminate. Since he has the link to all of those beings in hiding they need him to aid them and his country. The question we have is this all a legitimate story, is it another cover or perhaps the Hunter Killers are being used as well. The story is the key to this series and Waid has it moving at the right pace while developing the characters. All the details along the way, like the few I've mentioned, flesh out the story by setting the tone and revealing motivations. We still don't know if Ellis will willingly join in on the hunt but it matters not. We have a lot to ponder until the next issue. HUNTER KILLER DOSSIER 32 pages, full color, $2.99/$4.60CAN By Mark Waid & Marc Silvestri Once you become a fan of this series you may want to pick up this guide to the main characters. It has a quick recap of the basis of the series and another insight from Mark Waid. The bulk of the book is then a series of full page dossiers on the major characters with an artist's rendition of that character on the opposite page. This is really helpful information to flesh out the characters and some of the backstory. There is also a peak at the next two issues in the back. Worth getting to really immerse yourself into this promising adventure. WITCHBLADE #86 32 pages, full color, $2.99/$4.60CAN Writer - Ron Marz Penciler - Keu Cha Inker - Jay Leisten Colorer - Brian Buccellato Painted pages by Keu Cha, Lettered by Troy Peteri This episode is a good break from the multi-issue arcs. Sarah is has been teamed with another detective to investigate a murder in a museum. It is a gruesome decapitation and we soon find out that a haunted suit of Samurai armor is on the rampage. But there is more than meets the eye here. We are given a backstory about the ghost and it seems the blade he carries is the power behind the evil being perpetrated. The question is will the Witchblade be enough to defeat this ancient terror. I found this story well paced and engaging. There is additional characterization developing between Sarah and the old Chinese man we have seen before. He appears to be a source for her in some circumstances. Marz is building his own world for this long running character. The art this issue stands out, especially the flashback to the ancient battles. But the real crux of this issue is the insight into Sarah's own bond to the Witchblade and the parallel to the demon blade that demands blood. It gives her something to ponder. WITCHBLADE #87 32 pages, full color, $2.99/$4.60CAN Writer - Ron Marz Penciler - Chris Bachalo Inker - Jon Holdredge Colorer - Brian Buccellato Lettered by Troy Peteri A new direction begins in this issue as Sarah is transferred downtown to headquarters to work "special" cases. Much space is taken up with goodbyes, with her boss and the janitor. At her new digs she is once again teamed with Gleason, who aided her after her recovery and the recent injury to her partner. Now working out of the basement she dives into some unsolved cases and finds similarities. It isn't long before she has to once again confront an evil presence with the power of the witchblade. The changing artists are getting to me on this title. It is not that there is any bad art, it is that the style is different in three succeeding issues. Just when I got used to a certain look for Sarah from Cha I am jolted with a younger look with different coloring by Bachalo, Holdredge and Buccellato. Other than that it is a typical story with some characterizations and fill in on new developments and some action involving some supernatural beings who defy Sarah and her power. A decent transition with plot elements for the future. Like the last issue it stands alone as an easy read and a good jump on point. WITCHBLADE #88 32 pages, full color, $2.99/$4.60CAN Writer - Ron Marz Penciler - Michael Choi Inker - Sal Regla Colorer - Brian Buccellato and Chad Fidler Lettered by Troy Peteri Yet another pencil and ink team, the third in three issues. This team is very tight but as I said before the difference is noticeable from one to the next. But then I care more for a decent story as long as the art is not terrible. Far from it, these guys are very good. Ron reaches back to last issue to bring in the female janitor who comes to Sarah for help in finding herr granddaughter who never came home from school. She knows something is wrong but the local police say she has to wait 24 hours. Sarah promises to do what she can. With the help of Gleason and the blessing of her new boss she sets out on the streets. This time it is old fashion police works, asking the questions and hoping for a break. The witchblade is not something that can help. Meanwhile there is a short scene wherein some gangsters are invaded in their lair by someone or something only seen in shadow. It is a plot for another time. The main story again shows us more of the growing partnership of Sarah and Gleason. Helpless to use her power to help a friend she must resort to other skills and her partner. While this is not a typical issue it does help us know these people better. Not every episode can be a victory or an action packed thriller. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- COMICS OBSCURA Mike Curtis shandafa@cyberback.com [COMICS OBSCURA are facts Mike Curtis has dug out during his 30 years of collecting Superman and writing about comics. His website for his comic imprint is www.shandafantasyarts.net ] A FIRST ON FILM Although "legacy" heroes are commonplace in comics and fiction, the first one to make it onto film was Republic Picture's 1937 ZORRO RIDES AGAIN, featuring a descendent of the original Zorro fighting crime in the old west. If you want a "superhero" version of this, the first would be in the 1943 serial of THE PHANTOM serial in which Geoffrey Prescott plays the Phantom and is killed, leaving it to his son Tom Tyler to take over the role in Chapter One. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [11] New Comic Book Releases List [NCRL] by Charles LePage chuck@comiclist.com http://www.comiclist.com New Comic Book Releases List for Wednesday, 11/09/2005, compiled by Charles LePage with information from Suncoast Comics. This is the *preliminary* list and is not complete. The completed list is posted weekly, usually Tuesday evening, at http://www.comiclist.com and other places. You can receive this list each Tuesday via email by following the instructions at the web site, or you can email NCRL-subscribe@egroups.com PLEASE NOTE- Not all of these titles will actually arrive in all stores. Let CHARLES know if any of the names or numbers are wrong. chuck@comiclist.com (Charles LePage) PUBLISHERS: If you know when your comics are going to be available through Diamond, please email chuck@comiclist.com so that he can place your comics on the appropriately dated list. Thanks! "TPB" = "trade paperback". "GN" = "graphic novel". "AA" = "available again". "SC" = "softcover". "HC" = "hardcover". "S/N" = "signed/numbered". "AR" = "ask retailer about price". PUBLISHER TITLE, ISSUE NUMBER, PRICE IN U.S. DOLLARS DARK HORSE COMICS Blade Of The Immortal #107 , $2.99 Super Manga Blast #57, $5.99 DC COMICS 100 Bullets #66, $2.75 ABC A-Z Greyshirt And Cobweb, $3.99 Action Comics #833, $2.50 Aquaman #36, $2.50 Batman Legends Of The Dark Knight #197, $2.50 Batman Strikes #15, $2.25 Breach #11, $2.50 Danger Girl Back In Black #1 (Of 4), $2.99 Day Of Vengeance TPB, $12.99 Dmz #1, $2.99 Fables Vol 4 March Of The Wooden Soldiers TPB, $17.95 Gotham Central #37, $2.50 Hawkman #46, $2.50 JLA #122, $2.50 Losers Close Quarters TPB, $14.99 Majestic #11, $2.99 Manhunter Vol 1 Street Justice TPB, $12.99 Musashi #9 Vol 5, $9.99 Nightwing #114, $2.50 Scooby Doo #102, $2.25 Testarotho Vol 2 , $9.99 Wildcats Nemesis #3 (Of 9), $2.99 IMAGE COMICS Age Of Bronze Vol 2 Sacrifice TPB, $19.95 Arthur Suydam Poster Book, $38.99 City Of Heroes #7, $2.99 Mora #4 (Of 4), $2.99 Sea Of Red #5, $2.99 MARVEL COMICS Book Of Lost Souls #2, $2.99 Cable Deadpool #22, $2.99 Captain Universe Daredevil, $2.99 Daredevil Father #4 (Of 5), $2.99 Decimation House Of M The Day After, $3.99 Drax The Destroyer #3 (Of 4), $2.99 Essential Spider-Man Vol 6 TPB, $16.99 Exiles #72, $2.99 Fantastic Four Iron Man Big In Japan #2 (Of 4), $3.50 Fantastic Four Wedding Special, $4.99 Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man #2, $2.99 Ghost Rider #3 (Of 6), $2.99 Incredible Hulk #88, $2.99 Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four #6, $2.50 Marvel Knights 4 #24, $2.99 Marvel Knights Spider-Man Vol 4 Wild Blue Yonder TPB, $14.99 Marvel Masterworks Golden Age Human Torch V1 HC Var Ed,$54.99 Marvel Masterworks Golden Age Human Torch V1 New Ed HC,$49.99 New Excalibur #1, $2.99 New Thunderbolts #15, $2.99 New Thunderbolts Vol 2 Modern Marvels TPB, $14.99 New Warriors #5 (Of 6), $2.99 New X-Men #20, $2.99 New X-Men X-23 Variant #20, $2.99 Pulse #12, $2.99 Scorpion Poison Tomorrow Digest TPB, $7.99 Thor Blood Oath #4 (Of 6), $2.99 Toxin The Devil You Know TPB, $17.99 WIZARD ENTERTAINMENT Toyfare Peter Jacksons King Kong Cvr #101, $4.99 Wizard Best Of Basic Training Heroic Anatomy TPB, $19.99 assorted Alter Ego #54, $6.95 Angel Sanctuary Vol 11 GN, $9.99 Back Issue #13, $5.95 Banana Fish Vol 11 TPB, $9.99 Basara Vol 15 TPB, $9.99 Be A Man #1 (New Ptg), $3.00 Betty & Veronica Digest #161, $2.39 Betty & Veronica Spectacular #72, $2.25 Boys Over Flowers Vol 15 TPB, $9.99 Comic Shop News #960, AR Corporate Ninja #1, $2.95 Dragonlance The Legend Of Huma Kurth Cvr A #6 (Of 6) (resolicited), $2.95 Dragonlance The Legend Of Huma Walpole Cvr B #6 (Of 6), $5.95 Exalted #1 Power Foil Cvr Ed, AR Firefighter Daigo Of Fire Company M Vol 13 TPB, $9.95 Flame Of Recca Vol 15 TPB, $9.99 Hana Kimi Vol 9 GN, $9.99 Heroes Anonymous #5 (Of 6), $2.99 Heroes Anonymous #6 (Of 6), $2.99 Hot Gimmick Vol 10 TPB, $9.99 Jugheads Double Digest #117, $3.59 Local #1 (Of 12), $2.99 Maison Ikkoku Vol 14 2nd Ed TPB, $9.95 Polly & The Pirates #2 (Of 6), $2.99 Red Sonja One More Day One Shot, $4.99 Rurouni Kenshin Vol 2 TPB, $7.95 Sentinels Book 3 Echoes TPB, $14.95 Tuxedo Gin Vol 15 TPB, $9.99 Vampirella Revelations Gonzalez Cvr #1, $2.99 Vampirella Revelations Gonzalez Virgin Cvr #1, $14.95 Vampirella Revelations Texeira Cvr #1, $2.99 Vampirella Revelations Texeira Virgin Cvr #1, $14.95 Worlds Of Cthulhu Magazine #3, $17.95 Yu GI Oh Millennium World Vol 2 TPB, $7.95 Zorro #6, $2.95 ComicList for the foreseeable future... TITLE OLD NEW DARK HORSE COMICS WETA Narnia White Witch Statue 11/02 12/14 WETA Narnia Orieus Statue 11/02 12/14 DC COMICS Albion #4 10/26 12/07 Albion #5 11/30 12/28 All Star Batman and Robin, the Boy Wonder #3 10/26 11/16 Batman Marionette 09/14 11/16 Cipher Vol. 1 10/05 11/16 Crisis on Infinite Earths: The Absolute Ed. HC 11/16 11/30 Ex Machina #16 10/19 11/16 Ex Machina #17 11/16 12/21 Green Lantern #6 10/26 11/16 Grim Adventures of Billy & Mandy Statue 10/19 TBD Megas XLR Statue 09/28 11/16 Supergirl #3 10/12 11/16 Superman 13" DLX Coll. Fig. 11/02 11/30 Superman Secret Files 2005 11/09 11/16 Superman/Batman #23 09/28 11/23 Superman/Shazam: First Thunder #3 11/02 11/16 Teen Titans #30 11/16 11/23 Tom Strong #35 10/12 11/23 Tower of the Future Vol. 1 11/02 11/16 Winter Men #3 11/09 12/28 Wonder Woman Mini Statue 10/26 11/23 MARVEL COMICS Astonishing X-Men Vol. 2: Dangerous TP 10/26 11/16 Books of Doom #1 11/09 11/16 Captain America #12 10/26 11/23 Captain America #13 09/28 12/21 Fantastic Four #532 11/02 11/16 Generation M #1 11/16 11/30 Iron Man #5 11/02 01/04 Marvel 1602: New World #5 11/09 11/16 Marvel Masterworks: Fantastic Four Vol. 9 HC 11/16 11/23 Mutopia X #5 11/09 11/16 Powers #15 (MR) 11/09 12/07 Powers #16 (MR) 11/30 01/04 Powers #17 (MR) 12/15 02/01 Secret War: Book Five 10/12 12/14 She-Hulk 2 #2 11/09 11/16 Supreme Power: Hyperion #3 (MR) 11/23 11/30 Ultimates 2 #9 11/09 11/16 X-Factor #1 11/23 12/07 X-Men #177 11/09 11/16 X-Men: Kitty -- Pryde Shadow & Flame #5 11/02 11/16 Young Avengers #10 11/09 12/21 Young Avengers #9 10/26 11/23 _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- COMICS OBSCURA Mike Curtis shandafa@cyberback.com [COMICS OBSCURA are facts Mike Curtis has dug out during his 30 years of collecting Superman and writing about comics. His website for his comic imprint is www.shandafantasyarts.net ] I WANT MY SUIT BACK In the 1950's Milton Berle did a sketch on his TV show spoofing the then current SUPERMAN television series. He even wore one of George Reeves' costumes for the spoof. _________________________________________________________________ ----------------------------------------------------------------- [12] HYPE! & LINKS Section Various THIS WEEK'S LINKS These are the website URLS to the regular items that are usually here every week or two: World Wide Web Home Page http://members.aol.com/ComicBkNet Yahoo Group CBEM http://groups.yahoo.com/group/ComicBookNetworkEmag Trivia sponsors: Discount Comic Book Service http://www.dcbservice.com That's Entertainment http://www.thatse.com News: Diamond Comics http://www.diamondcomics.com Marvel http://www.Marvel.com DC Comics http://www.dccomics.com The PULSE http://www.comicon.com/pulse/ Comics Continuum http://www.comicscontinuum.com/ Newsarama http://www.Newsarama.com/ X-Fan http://x-mencomics.com/xfan/ The Comic Wire http://www.comicbookresources.com/ ICV2 http://www.ICV2.com The SCOOP! http://scoop.diamondgalleries.com/ Alternative Comics http://www.indyworld.com/altcomics All The Rage http://www.SilverBulletComicBooks.com Lying in the Gutters http://www.comicbookresources.com/columns/ Columns: New Comics Releases http://www.comiclist.com X-Fan Reviews http://www.comixfan.com/xfan Paul Dale Roberts http://www.jazmaonline.com/ Richard Vasseur http://www.jazmaonline.com/ Michael Vance http://www.starland.com/sus Mark Allen Jonathan A. 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