Friday Night Fights, Feet Of Fury edition is upon us again, and this time we're taking the quarter-bin express to the dark days of 1998, when I was out of comics.
Let's tune into Robin/Argent Double-Shot #1 (1998), plotted by Dan Jurgens, scripted by Chuck Dixon, pencilled by Greg Land (!), and inked by Jose Marzan:
BAM!!! But, this is a Double-Shot, right? so where's Argent's foot-to-face action??
KERSPOW!!
Hey, wait a minute...that's not Argent!! How can it be a "Double-Shot" when you have THREE heroes in it? I cry foul!!
Happy Birthday, Spacebooger!!
BONUS RANT: Here's the cover for our issue:
Here's a line from the text page of the issue, by editor Eddie Berganaza:
"This issue's cover by Greg Land and Jose Marzan Jr is a tribute to a similar pose Batman and Robin took for Carmine Infantino."
Wait a minute--Greg Land basing his artwork on other people's poses? Whoever woulda thought...?
Let's tune into Robin/Argent Double-Shot #1 (1998), plotted by Dan Jurgens, scripted by Chuck Dixon, pencilled by Greg Land (!), and inked by Jose Marzan:
BAM!!! But, this is a Double-Shot, right? so where's Argent's foot-to-face action??
KERSPOW!!
Hey, wait a minute...that's not Argent!! How can it be a "Double-Shot" when you have THREE heroes in it? I cry foul!!
Happy Birthday, Spacebooger!!
BONUS RANT: Here's the cover for our issue:
Here's a line from the text page of the issue, by editor Eddie Berganaza:"This issue's cover by Greg Land and Jose Marzan Jr is a tribute to a similar pose Batman and Robin took for Carmine Infantino."
Wait a minute--Greg Land basing his artwork on other people's poses? Whoever woulda thought...?
1 comment:
1. At least Carmine got credited for the original pose. Guys like Travis Charest weren't so lucky.
2. At least Argent isn't making an "O" face.
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