Showing posts with label Manifest Destiny. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Manifest Destiny. Show all posts

Friday, June 21, 2024

Today in Comics History, June 21, 1805: River turns into M. F. Enterprises's Captain Marvel


from Manifest Destiny #42 (Image, March 2020), script by Chris Dingess, pencils and inks by Matthew Roberts, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Friday, December 23, 2022

Today in Comics History, December 23, 1801: We now return to The American Sportsman with Robin Williams


from Manifest Destiny #21 (Image, July 2016), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Today in Comics History, December 23, 1801: The Frasier Christmas Special is strangely lacking festivity


from Manifest Destiny #19 (Image, May 2016), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Thursday, December 22, 2022

Today in Comics History, December 22, 1801: At least it's not Arby's


from Manifest Destiny #19 (Image, May 2016), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Wednesday, December 21, 2022

Today in Comics History, December 21, 1801: Santa's White Beard: What It Is and How It Came to Be


from Manifest Destiny #19 (Image, May 2016), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Tuesday, December 20, 2022

Today in Comics History, December 20, 1801: Golden Corral's New Slogan


from Manifest Destiny #19 (Image, May 2016), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Sunday, December 18, 2022

Today in Comics History, December 18, 1801: Berries whisper dirty limericks to explorer


from Manifest Destiny #19 (Image, May 2016), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Monday, December 05, 2022

Today in Comics History, December 5, 1804: The fog creeps in on little cat arsonists' feet


from Manifest Destiny #31 (Image, October 2017), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Wednesday, November 30, 2022

Today in Comics History, November 30, 1804: Then it all just sank into the swamp again


from Manifest Destiny #31 (Image, October 2017), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Monday, November 28, 2022

Today in Comics History, November 28, 1804: Black Friday shoppers return home


from Manifest Destiny #31 (Image, October 2017), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Monday, November 21, 2022

Today in Comics History, November 21, 1804: He's too in tents


from Manifest Destiny #31 (Image, October 2017), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Today in Comics History, November 21, 1804: Cat Stevens's first pass at writing "Morning Has Broken" is pretty rough


from Manifest Destiny #30 (Image, August 2017), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Sunday, November 20, 2022

Today in Comics History, November 20, 1804: The fog comes, on little blood-drinking monster feet



from Manifest Destiny #25-26 (Image, January-February 2017), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Saturday, November 19, 2022

Today in Comics History, November 19, 1804: Thor steals hammer from President Grant


from Manifest Destiny #25 (Image, January 2017), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Friday, November 18, 2022

Today in Comics History, November 18, 1801: Pa Ingalls builds a little house, but there's no McDonald's in the area


from Manifest Destiny #19 (Image, May 2016), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Sunday, October 30, 2022

Today in Comics History, October 30, 1804: "He's kind of a douchebag, but when he calls home, the device that he uses, is Mark Ruffalo's phone."


from Manifest Destiny #24 (Image, October 2016), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Tuesday, October 18, 2022

Today in Comics History, October 18, 1804: X-Men-hunting expedition continues


from Manifest Destiny #22 (Image, August 2016), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Tuesday, October 04, 2022

Today in Comics History, October 4, 1801: First utterance of the phrase "we're gonna need a bigger boat"


from Manifest Destiny #19 (Image, May 2016), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Sunday, October 02, 2022

Today in Comics History, October 2, 1804: Under duress, Garrison Keillor reluctantly shows Lewis and Clark the trail to Lake Wobegon



from Manifest Destiny #19 and 22 (Image, May & August 2016), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau

Friday, September 23, 2022

Today in Comics History, September 23, 1804: It's Creature-Fest '04 at Red Lobster


from Manifest Destiny #19 (Image, May 2016), script by Chris Dingess, pencils by Matthew Roberts, inks by Tony Akins and Stefano Gaudiano, colors by Owen Gieni, letters by Pat Brosseau