Panels from "Twisted ToyFare Theatre: Twenty, Twenty, 24 Hours to Go" in ToyFare #70 (June 2000)
Cover of The Falcon #4 (February 1984), pencils by Mark Bright, inks by Joe Rubinstein
Panels from The Falcon #4 (February 1984), script by Christopher Priest (as Jim Owsley), pencils by Mark Bright, inks by Mike Gustovich, colors by Steve Mellor, letters by Clem Robins
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2 comments:
Five genuine American dollars says Quentin Tarantino's X-Men movie would star Homeboy Angel.
Dear Lord in heaven, it's embarrassing when mainstream comics try to do politics. What's next...someone pointing out that the President has done a lot for the blue skins and the orange skins? Sheesh...
And correct me if I'm wrong (not having read the mini-series), but is Captain America just *watching* as the President of the United States is being being kidnapped?
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