Splash page from The New Deadwardians #3 (July 2012), script by Dan Abnett, pencils and inks by I. N. J. Culbard, colors by Patricia Mulvihill, letters by Travis Lanham
Sunday, October 14, 2012
Today in Comics History: First appearance of scaffolding in the DC Universe
Splash page from The New Deadwardians #3 (July 2012), script by Dan Abnett, pencils and inks by I. N. J. Culbard, colors by Patricia Mulvihill, letters by Travis Lanham
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I don't read The New Deadwardians, but I didn't think that it was part of the DC Universe. Then again, I didn't think that Dan Abnett was allowed to work without Andy Lanning. (Then again again, I don't know what's part of the DC Universe anymore. I will say for the record that I would have bought a Blackest Night tie-in called The New Dead Qwardians in a, um, heartbeat.)
No, it's not set in the DC Universe.
The scaffolding might be, though!
Never let the facts get in the way of a good joke, I always say.
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