Showing posts with label November 26. Show all posts
Showing posts with label November 26. Show all posts

Saturday, November 26, 2022

Today in Comics History, November 26, 1963: The Tenth Doctor's shooting skills are disparaged


from Regarding the Matter of Oswald's Body #4 (Boom!, February 2022), script by Christopher Cantwell, pencils and inks by Luca Casalanguida, colors by Giada Marchisio, letters by AndWorld Design

Also on this day: Sonny gets another day off!


from Regarding the Matter of Oswald's Body #5 (Boom!, March 2022), script by Christopher Cantwell, pencils and inks by Luca Casalanguida, colors by Giada Marchisio, letters by AndWorld Design

Today in Comics History, November 26, 1962: Beatles record their second single; preemptively reject all song suggestions by George


from Beatles with an A: Birth of a Band (Fanfare, July 2014), script and art by Mauri Kunnas

Sunday, November 27, 2016

Today in Comics History: Marty McFly plays a baby game


from Back to the Future (2015 series) #4 (IDW, January 2016), script by John Barber and Bob Gale, pencils and inks by Ryan Browne, colors by Jay Fotos, letters by Shawn Lee

Saturday, November 26, 2016

Today in Comics History, November 26, 1984: Open casting calls begin for The Breakfast Club, Part 2: Lunchtime


from Back to the Future (2015 series) #4 (IDW, January 2016), script by John Barber and Bob Gale, pencils and inks by Ryan Browne, colors by Jay Fotos, letters by Shawn Lee

Tuesday, November 26, 2013

Today in Comics History, November 26, 1984: Earth-2 Batman cuts a sweet deal with Senator McCarthy


from America vs. the Justice Society #1 (DC, January 1985), co-plot and script by Roy Thomas, co-plot by Dann Thomas, pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Alfred Alcala and Bill Collins, colors by Adrienne Roy, letters by David Cody Weiss

Monday, November 26, 2012

Today in Comics History, November 26/Thanksgiving: You kind of expected this one, didn't you



from "The Red Letter Day Crimes" in Detective Comics #65 (DC, July 1942), script and pencils by Jack Lehti, inks and letters by Charles Paris