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19 comments:
Well, at some point you're just going to have to partner up Ch'p with Rocket Raccoon.
Wasn't the Silver Age Ch'p a sentient raccoon?
Bob, they already met on the blog. Issue #1514
@Anon: he certainly resembled one on the cover of STF #644.
Ch'p was always a squirrel. He started out as a realistically drawn one by Don Newton. Joe Staton turned him into a funny animal type.
@Anon: He was supposed to be a sentient chipmunk; hence, his name. Maybe it was the mask that made him look like a raccoon. What a great disguise!
@Ross: To me, the appeal of Howard was the fact that he was a funny animal drawn realistically, in a realistic, Gene Colan (or Frank Brunner) world. A cartoonish Howard has no appeal for me. It makes him just another funny animal. Ch'p, on the other hand, I prefer somewhere in-between. I found Joe Staton's version too cartoonish, but Cully Hamner's more naturalistic version didn't work for me either. I think Gil Kane got him just right.
Just want to point out that his name is Ch'p, from the planet H'lven (Alvin), and his best friend on his homeworld was named D'll (Chip and Dale).
Like the furniture factory...or the (ahem!) nightclub?
@Anon: Seriously?!
Ch'p should meet Squirrel Girl.
It happened in STF #644, Glenn
Thanks Ross. I must have blanked it out since it was part of a Two Pack. Should have checked for Ch'p's previous appearances like II usually do.
Re: Ch'p and Rocket -- so they did. I should have checked.
Now, if Ch'p could just meet the critters from THE OTHER SIDE OF THE HEDGE.
My bad! That should have read "...critters from OVER THE HEDGE."
Haste does, indeed, make waste.
Is that image of Dr. Bong a slightly altered Dr. Fate? I only ask because of the blue-and-gold costume.
No It was actually Dr. Bong
@Anon #2: I'm probably being whooshed, but on the chance that I'm not...
No, like the Walt Disney chipmunk duo.
@BB: Ohhhh! Thanks for the update. :-)
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