from "Where Walks a Snowman" in Batman #337 (DC, July 1981), script by Gerry Conway, plot assist by Roy Thomas, pencils by José Luis Garcia-López, inks by Steve Mitchell, colors by Adrienne Roy, letters by John Costanza
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Today in Comics History, December 22, 1954 (or possibly tomorrow): Swamp Thing scores!
from "Where Walks a Snowman" in Batman #337 (DC, July 1981), script by Gerry Conway, plot assist by Roy Thomas, pencils by José Luis Garcia-López, inks by Steve Mitchell, colors by Adrienne Roy, letters by John Costanza
366 Days with Alfred Pennyworth, Day 357: Today in Comics History, December 22: It's a Christmas Switcharoo
from Batman: Gotham After Midnight #8 (DC, February 2009), script by Steve Niles, pencils and inks by Kelley Jones, colors by Michelle Madsen, letters by Pat Brosseau
Bully's Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar Countdown 2012: Day 22
IT'S DAY TWENTY-TWO!
LOTSA PIECES!
OH COME ON STAR WARS ADVENT CALENDAR YOU'RE NOT EVEN TRYING ANYMORE
(I think it's an A-Wing Fighter. A very basic A-Wing fighter. Some things don't lend themselves to tiny, tiny Lego versions, do they? Well, let's see what we're in for tomorrow. Tomorrow.)
Today in Comics History, December 22: Only three more Santa-eating days until Christmas
from "The Venom Claus" in Spider-Man Holiday Special one-shot Marvel, 1995), script by Eric Fein, pencils and inks by Javier Saltares, colors by Joe Andreani, letters by Dave Sharpe
Today in Comics History, December 22: Ice causes 2.3 million dollars in damage to the Xavier Institute
from "An X-Men X-Mas" in Marvel Holiday Special 2004 one-shot (Marvel, January 2005), script by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa, pencils by Roger Cruz, inks by Victor Olazaba, colors by Chris Sotomayor, letters by Clem Robins
Friday, December 21, 2012
Today in Comics History, December 21, 2012: You Were Suckered
from Futurama Comics #60 (Bongo, March 2012), script by Ian Boothby, pencils by James Lloyd, inks by Dan Davis, colors by Robert Stanley, letters by Karen Bates
Today in Comics History, December 21, 2012: Oh, so maybe it's next year. Never mind.
from Batman: Book of the Dead #1 (DC, June 1999), script by Doug Moench, pencils by Barry Kitson, inks by Ray McCarthy, colors by Dave Stewart, letters by Kurt Hathaway
Today in Comics History, December 21: Gotham City's budget crisis forces postponement of Hanukkah to December 21
from Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #126 (DC, February 2000), script by Greg Rucka and Devin Grayson, pencils by Damien Scott and Dale Eaglesham, inks by John Floyd, colors by Pamela Rambo, color separations by Wildstorm FX, letters by Willie Schubert
Today in Comics History, December 21, 1954: Swamp Thing takes a skiing vacation
from "Where Walks a Snowman" in Batman #337 (July 1981), script by Gerry Conway, plot assist by Roy Thomas, pencils by José Luis Garcia-López, inks by Steve Mitchell, colors by Adrienne Roy, letters by John Costanza
Well, That'll Happen: Mayan End-of-Days Edition
from Batman: The Brave and the Bold #12 (DC, February 2010), script by Landry Q. Walker, pencils and inks by Eric Jones, colors by Heroic Age, letters by Rob Clark
366 Days with Alfred Pennyworth, Day 356
Pages from Justice League Unlimited #28 (February 2007), script by Mike McAvennie, pencils by Sanford Greene, inks by Nathan Massengill, colors by Heroic Age, letters by John J. Hill
Today in Comics History, December 21, 2012: Ancient Mayan prophets foresee the death of Thomas and Martha Wayne
from Batman: Book of the Dead #1 (DC, June 1999), script by Doug Moench, pencils by Barry Kitson, inks by Ray McCarthy, colors by Dave Stewart, letters by Kurt Hathaway
Bully's Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar Countdown 2012: Day 21
Hello, everybody, and welcome back to Bully's Advent Colander!
I've been waiting for weeks to make that joke.
No, no, seriously (hee hee hee), let's peep in and see what's goin' on with my Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar! Today: Day 21!
Hmmm. I don't know what this is going to be, but it looks like it has a pretty cool hat.
I am attempting to mind-meld with this packet of Lego bits and guess what it will be. Then again, there's no wrong way to build a Lego model! Um, except that way. Please don't do that.
Hey! It's a cheeseburger deluxe with an olive on the side! The favorite meal of all Jedi! Oh, wait, no, I'm made another one of my Star Wars mistakes. 'Tis actually that bucket of bolts beloved across the galaxy, the Millennium Falcon!
Like our hapless TIE fighter pilot yesterday, Chewie is baffled about how he will get into the Falcon. Don't worry, Chewbacca...it's bigger on the inside. (Or am I thinking of something else?)
Tomorrow! Something else very tiny that a minifig can't fit in, I'm guessing. Either, that, or another colander pun! tee hee hee hee hee
Today in Comics History, December 21, 2012: And now, a commercial word from Maya's Massage
from Batman: Shadow of the Bat #69 (DC, December 1997), script by Alan Grant, pencils by Mark Buckingham, inks by Wayne Faucher, colors by Gloria Vasquez, color separations by Android Images, letters by Bill Oakley
So long, Earth-1, Earth-2, Earth-Prime, Earth-616, etc.
from Crisis on Infinite Earths #4 (July 1985), script by Marv Wolfman, layouts by George Pérez, finishes by Mike DeCarlo; colors by Anthony Tollin, letters by John Co stanza
Today in Comics History, December 21, 2012: So, just another Friday then
from Batman: Shadow of the Bat #70 (DC, January 1998), script by Alan Grant, pencils by Mark Buckingham, inks by Wayne Faucher, colors by Gloria Vasquez, color separations by Android Images, letters by Bill Oakley
A Hanna-Barbera Christmas, Day 21: Getting revenge on those meddling kids at last
Cover of Scooby-Doo (DC series) #115 (February 2007), cover art by Scott McRae and Robert W. Pope
Thursday, December 20, 2012
Today in Comics History, December 20, 2012: Well...it's been fun. This blog now concludes its broadcasting millennium.
from "All the Deadly Days, Chapter 4: Wednesday's Stepchild" in Batman 80-Page Giant #3 (DC, July 2000), script by Chuck Dixon, pencils by Graham Nolan, inks by Mark Pennington, colors by Glenn Whitmore, letters by John Costanza
Today in Comics History, December 20, 2012: Goodbye to All That
from Futurama Comics #60 (March 2012), script by Ian Boothby, pencils by James Lloyd, inks by Dan Davis, colors by Robert Stanley, letters by Karen Bates
"It's the End of the World As We Know It (And I Feel Fine) by R.E.M. (IRS, November 1987); written by Bill Berry, Peter Buck, Mike Mills, and Michael Stipe; music video directed by James Herbert
Today in Comics History, December 20, 1954: Journaling is more important than surviving
from "Where Walks a Snowman" in Batman #337 (DC, July 1981), script by Gerry Conway, plot assist by Roy Thomas, pencils by José Luis Garcia-López, inks by Steve Mitchell, colors by Adrienne Roy, letters by John Costanza
366 Days with Alfred Pennyworth, Day 355
Page from 52 #33 (December 20, 2006); script by Geoff Johns, Grant Morrison, Greg Rucka, and Mark Waid; breakdowns by Keith Giffen; pencils by Tom Derenick and Joe Pardo; inks by Jay Leisten and Rodney Ramos; colors by David Baron; letters by Pat Brosseau
Today in Comics History, December 20: Contradicting Fleetwood Mac, Batman prefers thinking about yesterday
from Batman Adventures (1992 series) #28 (DC, January 1995), script by Kelley Puckett, pencils by Mike Parobeck, inks by Rick Burchett, colors by Rick Taylor, letters by Richard Starkings
Bully's Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar Countdown 2012: Day 20
When you shout down into compartment #20 of my Lego Star Wars Advent Calendar, it creates a most interesting echo! Hello hello hello hello hello hello
And inside: yet another packet of little Lego pieces! I think I'm beginning to get the gist of how this thing works.
I have made a tiny TIE fighter! A really, really tiny teeny itty bitty TIE fighter.
It's so miniscule that I don't even think my TIE fighter pilot can get into it.
Well, if he's going to get in a race with the Rebel Alliance, at least we know what the result will be.
A Hanna-Barbera Christmas, Day 20: Dino was a clone
Cover of The Flintstones (Gold Key series) #31 (December 1965), pencils and inks by Phil de Lara
Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Today in Comics History, December 19: Edie Sawyer's new superhero name isn't working out as well as she'd hoped
from X-Statix #10 (Marvel, June 2003), script by Peter Milligan, pencils and inks by Philip Bond, colors by Laura Allred, letters by Nate Piekos
366 Days with Alfred Pennyworth, Day 354
Page from "All I Want For Christmas..." in DCU Infinite Holiday Special one-shot (February 2007), script by Joe Kelly, pencils and inks by Ale Garza, colors by J. J. Kirby, letters by Travis Lanham
Today in Comics History: The Prankster got his new driver's license
Panel from Smallville: Season 11 #17 (September 2012), script by Bryan Q. Miller, pencils by Jamal Igle, inks by Marc Deering, colors by Carrie Strachan, letters by Saida Temofonte
A Hanna-Barbera Christmas, Day 19: The year Bill Hanna owed Santa a couple grand
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