Panels from Transmetropolitan #11 (July 1998), script by Warren Ellis, pencils by Darick Robertson, inks by Rodney Ramos, colors by Nathan Eyring, letters by Clem Robins
Sunday, May 05, 2013
Kick in the Crotch Month, Day 5: What Hunter S. Thompson probably wanted to do to Warren Ellis
One of my favorite comic book kicks-in-the-crotch:
Panels from Transmetropolitan #11 (July 1998), script by Warren Ellis, pencils by Darick Robertson, inks by Rodney Ramos, colors by Nathan Eyring, letters by Clem Robins
Panels from Transmetropolitan #11 (July 1998), script by Warren Ellis, pencils by Darick Robertson, inks by Rodney Ramos, colors by Nathan Eyring, letters by Clem Robins
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Real-life travails knocked me off Twitter and have kept me away from the comic sites where I used to lurk, including this one...
...but when I read today that Keira Knightley had gotten married, my first thought was, "Oh, no, Bully." (This really IS Kick in the Crotch Month.)
It's okay, Brian. (sniffle) There's still Jane Wiedlin.
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