Letters to Myself

Panels Out Of Context #76

2012-02-02T02:54:14Z

So, Lisa pointed out that my postings last month totaled a whopping five words, three of which were in the entry's title. Let's just going to chalk that up to my brain taking an impromptu vacation and leave it at that, shall we?

Sure, that sounds plausible.

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From Gus & His Gang. Created by Christophe Blain, translated by Alexis Siegel. First Second, 2008.
The French do good Westerns.

Happy New Year

2012-01-02T20:53:51Z

Hi there.

Panels Out Of Context #75

2011-12-29T02:17:51Z

From Cigars of the Pharoah, reprinted in The Adventures of Tintin, volume 1: Tintin in America. Art and original text by Hergé, translated by Leslie Lonsdale-Cooper and Michael Turner. Art: Casterman, Belgium, 1955, 1983; Text: Egmont UK, 1971. Little, Brown, 2009.

Not a scene from the movie, more's the pity. Still, great fun that.

Panels Out Of Context #74

2011-12-21T21:48:06Z

From The Invincible Iron Man #8. Written by Archie Goodwin, drawn by George Tuska, inked by Johnny Craig, and lettered by Artie Simek. Marvel, 1968.

Waiting months for some guy to call seems incredibly, unbelievably far-fetched these days. Considering this is in a comic where a billionaire playboy wears a suit of mechanized armor to fight a guy with buzzsaws attached to his wrists, that's saying something. Thanks, feminism!

Panels Out Of Context #73

2011-12-14T19:12:47Z

From Atomic Robo vol. 6: The Ghost of Station X #4. Written by Brian Clevinger, arted by Scott Wegener, colored by Ronda Pattison, and lettered by Jeff Powell. Red 5 Comics, 2011.

Panels Out Of Context #72

2011-12-07T16:06:00Z

From Tales of Suspense #61. Written by Stan Lee, drawn by Don Heck, inked by Dick Ayers, and lettered by Sam Rosen. Marvel, 1965.
Iron Man goes totally OCD over the stain the Hulk left on his rug.

Panels Out Of Context #71

2011-11-30T18:37:15Z

From Tales of Suspense #49. Written by Stan Lee, illustrated by Steve Ditko, colored by Paul Reinman, and lettered by Stan Rosen. Marvel, 1964.
Remember, no means no.

Panels Out Of Context #70

2011-11-16T15:47:40Z

From Incredible Hulk #311. Written by Bill Mantlo, drawn & inked by Mike Mignola & Gerry Talaoc, colored by Bob Sharen, and lettered by Jim Novak. Marvel, 1985.
You know, for a sniveling milksop of a civilian scientist, ol' Bruce Banner is pretty cut.

Panels Out Of Context #69

2011-11-09T20:42:02Z

From Incredible Hulk #280. Written by Bill Mantlo, drawn & inked by Sal Buscema & Andy Mushnynsky, colored by Bob Sharen, and lettered by Jim Novak. Marvel, 1983.

Panels Out Of Context #68

2011-11-02T19:16:39Z

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From The Amazing Spider-Man #673. Written by Dan Slott, illustrated by Stefano Caselli, colored by Frank Martin, and lettered by VC's Joe Caramagna. Marvel, 2011.

Hm. Perhaps this is why Hasbro cancelled the Super Hero Squad Toy Line, right when they getting ready to release the Hercules figure.

Panels Out Of Context #67

2011-10-19T19:12:10Z

From The Avengers #18. Written by Brian Michael Bendis, drawn, inked & colored by Daniel Acuña, and lettered by VC's Cory Petit. Marvel, 2011.

Panels Out Of Context #66

2011-10-05T18:28:10Z

From FF #9. Written by Jonathan Hickman, drawn by Steve Epting, inked by Rick Magyar, colored by Paul Mounts, and lettered by VC's Clayton Cowles. Marvel, 2011.

Panels Out Of Context #65

2011-09-28T14:00:00Z

From The Invisibles vol. 2 #4, reprinted in The Invisibles: Bloody Hell in America. Written by Grant Morrison, penciled by Phil Jimenez, inked by John Stokes, colored by Daniel Vozzo, and lettered by Todd Klein. DC Comics, 1998.

Panels Out Of Context #64

2011-09-21T20:28:39Z

From Axe Cop: Bad Guy Earth #3. Story by Malachai Nicolle, pencils, inks, and letters by Ethan Nicolle, and colors by Dirk Erik Schulz. Dark Horse, 2011.

I'm guessing this would not cover Prime Ministers.

Panels Out Of Context #63

2011-09-14T20:42:11Z

From The Incredible Hulk #269. Written by Bill Mantlo, drawn and inked by Sal Buscema, colored by Bob Sharen, and lettered by Rick Parker. Marvel, 1982.