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Sep. 19th, 2011

espanolbot

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geoffsebesta

Hey y'all, long time no see -- too busy making stuff and selling stuff to read stuff. This DC relaunch seems to be pretty good for the independents too -- anything that gets more people into stores helps!

This is the new comic that I did with Gewel Kafka. I'm pretty curious to hear what s_d thinks about it, especially since it was so much inspired by conversations on the old s_d lj about HPL.

So if you ever wanted to see Busta Rhymes punch H. P. Lovecraft in the face, here is your chance.

Busta/Lovecraft, by Geoff Sebesta and Gewel Kafka, 28 pages black and white, published freely on the web. Warning: we deal pretty squarely with issues of racism and homophobia and the n-word gets thrown around quite a bit.

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aaron_bourque

For more, check out the tags, or go here: Part 1, part 2, part 3, part 4, part 5.

ROM SPACEKNIGHT the comic lasted from 1979 to 1986. The toy lasted from 1979 to 1980-ish. I'm not sure when, exactly, it stopped being produced. The point is, the comic outlasted the toy by a big margin. When the series entered its second year, it was decided that a second feature, about the Spaceknights themselves, would also be appearing in the title. Since the back-up feature was only 5 pages, I . . . won't be showing them in this series, maybe a page here or there. However, the increased pagecount per issue meant that when the Spaceknights back-up wouldn't appear, there would be additional story pages used by the main story! Yay! Granted, this would bring the page count up to 22, but hey, I'll take what I can get.
( 18 pages out of 56 plus 3 covers out of 3 behind the cut )
Aaron "The Mad Whitaker" Bourque; oh, that Spaceknight Starshine? Her introduction is one of the most important things in the entire series! Regulated to a back-up story! A five page back-up! That I can't even post! Reurgh.

Current Mood: awake
Current Location: Big Ole Lighthouse
Current Music: Get Me To The Church On Time by Lerner and Loewe

sigmund_droid

( Also: Throwing the shield is harder than it looks )

proteus_lives

Greetings True Believers!

Well, what do you think of that?

Edit: I got to thinking and here is a question for my fellow S_Ders.

Think of a comic book character that has NOT been portrayed on the big screen and tell us which actor/actress/CGI robot should play them.

I get us started. He may have aged out of the role but Neil Patrick Harris as Speedball!

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Current Location: Movie-Land

stubbleupdate

is... ( sexy? )

espanolbot

( No Shade This Month, Awwww )

icon_uk

Another couple of covers

( What's more fun than ONE Nightwing? )

And at the other end of the scale, the downright disturbing...

( Forget Dr Hurt, this requires Dr Freud! )

And now for something unusual for me; a "Context is for the weak" post

( Everyone enjoys splashing in muddy puddles )

sherkahn

It's late at night for me and most people, and none of the new shows on US TV amuse me. As I was surfing for entertainment I found this classic gem.

It's so hard to make comedy look so easy sometimes.

Have a laugh, carry on.

Bringing the crack since December 2003

Sep. 19th, 2011

Sep. 19th, 2011

Noooo! Catman seemingly ends a relationship

Casstoons: Reason for the Changes...

Busta/Lovecraft; a comic about Busta Rhymes, H. P. Lovecraft, and the epic fistfight that they share

My Big Fat Dire Wraith Wedding: ROM SPACEKNIGHT 13-15

Is this actually happening OR is it one of Tony Stark's "special" dreams?

Christina Hendricks would like to play Wonder Woman

Fear Itself: The Fearless 4&5

DC December 2011 Solicits of Interest

A couple of covers of interest... or perturbation (or any other sort of urbation that you please)

Because Fall 2011 TV isn't funny, something that is.

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