The artwork of Dave Gibbons exploded in popularity when Watchmen hit the stands, but the first time he made an impression with me was his work on Green Lantern. His depictions of Hal Jordan, John Stewart and the extended cast of the title looked great to me, his clean lines gave everything a modern feel. I was a big fan of his back up tales as well, featuring alien GL's in solo adventures.
These two first met in STF #1911...
Apparently, one of the Sontarans has been hanging out with Goldface. Whose look, by the way, always struck me as ironic.*
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Tom Baker is MY Dr. Who. He rules all.
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ReplyDelete"The Sontaran Special Security Service. Our business is minding yours."
ReplyDelete"The S.S.S.S? I say, isn't that carrying alliteration a little too far?"
ReplyDeleteMaybe, next time, you could team GL and Spidey against one of those bounty-hunting rhinos after they mistake a certain Russian mobster-who-used-to-pose-as-Irish-American for one of their own.
ReplyDeleteYou mean the erstwhile "Alex O'Hirn?"
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ReplyDeleteWhat if I am a robot like the demon with the glass hand in *THE OUTER LIMITS*? And Is there nothing wrong with your television set?
ReplyDeleteMy TV is actually an Over Band Individuated Tele-tracer. So, don't do anything I wouldn't do! ;-)
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ReplyDeleteHow about, for a sequel, Dr. Fate and Doctor Who vs. Mr. Who?
ReplyDelete@Anonymous: it would be-"who've" you to send that inquiry to Ross, directly.
ReplyDeleteDr. Fate & Doctor Who in Hooterville on their way to the Shady Rest At The Junction, Petticoat Junction because Uncle Joe isn't moving very slow at the Junction Petticoooat Junction. Wah-oooo-Whoo!....
ReplyDeleteThe Green: Lama (Dynamite Entertainment), Hornet (Too many to list but I remember NOW Comics) , Lantern (Silver Age DC): In A Priest a Gangster, and a Cop walk into a bar. Written By Carl Reiner & Mel Brooks. Special guest stars Imogene Coca & Sid Caesar! I'm Don Wilson Your Announcer. "Oh Don!" - Your Cheap Friend Jack Benny.
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