We may be little more than a curated half-notion, a forbidding, architecturally mangled floating metaphor in the form of a fragmentary haunted mansion/museum, but here at Xanaduum, we surely know how to party!
:,) we already had H.R. Pufnstuf downloaded into our matrix , and were gonna suggest The Darkness That You Fear (by the chemical brothers) because it was sampled from
the Bugaloos TV show-- but nevermind! Some how everything is a circle. Synchronization be Damned, Happy Pride
Oh man that's so cool! had no idea- our knowledge of comics is fairly limited. We were raised by TV/VHS and the internet until we had the ability to use our loose pocket change for bargain bin comics. Within the last 4-5 years we've been able to get our hands on certain issues and volumes, particularly things outside of the DC/Marvel super dominion, though we have some DC laying around here somewhere...
Interesting bit of trivia about Big Bang’s Knight Watchman: his stories were written and drawn by Tom King. Not the modern day DC writer but a ‘90s-era cartoonist. Two people of the same name working on similar properties, years apart... doesn’t happen too often!
:,) we already had H.R. Pufnstuf downloaded into our matrix , and were gonna suggest The Darkness That You Fear (by the chemical brothers) because it was sampled from
the Bugaloos TV show-- but nevermind! Some how everything is a circle. Synchronization be Damned, Happy Pride
Pat Broderick, as a DC artist, also drew the Hal Jordan “gray at the temples” 90s GL book, which is very full circle too!
Oh man that's so cool! had no idea- our knowledge of comics is fairly limited. We were raised by TV/VHS and the internet until we had the ability to use our loose pocket change for bargain bin comics. Within the last 4-5 years we've been able to get our hands on certain issues and volumes, particularly things outside of the DC/Marvel super dominion, though we have some DC laying around here somewhere...
Interesting bit of trivia about Big Bang’s Knight Watchman: his stories were written and drawn by Tom King. Not the modern day DC writer but a ‘90s-era cartoonist. Two people of the same name working on similar properties, years apart... doesn’t happen too often!
Does the "to be continued" at the end of the story mean you're coming back to do more at DC?