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Tintin versus Kirby

By Periscope Studio, on June 8, 2009, 5:47 am in: dustin weaver, Marvel Adventures, Paul Tobin, Tintin / Comments are closed

We seem to have gotten the internet’s attention with Jesse Hamm’s mashup last week. Let’s take that one step further. Here’s a panel from an actual upcoming Marvel Comics story to be published in Fantastic Four Giant-Size Adventures #1 written by Paul Tobin, and drawn and colored by Dustin Weaver. It’s “The Adventures of Thingthing. Dustin talks a bit more about the story on his LJ.

Herge's Fantastic Four, as drawn by Dustin Weaver

Herge's Fantastic Four, as drawn by Dustin Weaver

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Jeff Parker’s Marvel Adventures:The Avengers

By Periscope Studio, on May 23, 2008, 10:11 am in: Jeff Parker, Marvel Adventures, Uncategorized / Comments are closed


Majorspoilers.com:
Jeff Parker (Agents Of Atlas, X-Men: First Class) has big fan following in the Marvel Adventures line, as well as the rest of the Marvel U, and after reading this I can see why.

Every Day is Like Wednesday:
No lie: If you’re only going to spend $2.99 on comics this week, make sure you spend it on “Don’t Be Hatin’,” the done-in-one masterpiece of Marvel merriment and mockery.

News OK
…while “Mighty” and “New” varieties are selling well, the Avengers book that most appeals to me these days is “Marvel Adventures Avengers” and issue 24 is a prime reason why.

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Fantastic Four #33 in stores this week.

By Steve Lieber, on March 5, 2008, 10:56 am in: David Hahn, Marvel Adventures, Paul Tobin / Comments are closed

Written by Paul Tobin, art by David Hahn. David Hahn's Fantastic Four art and the Fantasticar!David Hahn's Fantastic Four art, The Thing, Firestar. 

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Marvel Team-Up!

By Steve Lieber, on February 26, 2008, 11:01 am in: Colleen Coover, David Hahn, Jeff Parker, Marvel Adventures, Paul Tobin, X-men First Class / Comments are closed

Two books from Marvel come out this Wednesday, February 27 featuring Periscope-related creative teams!

Colleen Coover and Jeff Parker have two back-up shorts in X-men: First Class #9
X-Men First Class #9 written by Jeff Parker, with at by Colleen Coover

David Hahn and Colleen’s husband Paul Tobin begin their run of stories in Marvel Adventures Fantastic Four #33
Marvel Advntures Fantastic Four #33, written by Paul Tobin, illustrated by David Hahn.

Elsewhere, our wonderful assistant Sarah Burini has posted a Wondercon report. It’s in German, but the pictures are fun.

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Another great Christmas tradition.

By Periscope Studio, on December 23, 2007, 7:32 am in: Jeff Parker, Marvel Adventures / Comments are closed

Looking for holiday cheer? A sincere reaffirmation of the values we all share? A picture of Luke Cage giving Iron Fist a noogie? Head over to Chris’s Invincible Super-Blog, and read his recap of Jeff Parker’s heartwarming holiday classic “Yes, Virginia, There is a Santron.”

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The New Edition

By Periscope Studio, on January 23, 2007, 3:40 pm in: Colleen Coover, Jeff Parker, library, Marvel Adventures, Speedball, Steve Lieber, whiteout movie / Comments are closed

Nostalgia for vanished integrity time! Oni’s just announced that there’ll be a new edition of WHITEOUT. This might be the new cover.

Speaking of vanished, looks like Speedball’s gone forever. Paul Jenkins responds to intense fan reaction here.

Equally intense but less beligerent: more response to Parker’s all-Modok issue of Marvel Adventures- The Avengers:
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And this just in: big congrats to Colleen Coover and Paul “Root Nibot” Tobin for making the Great Graphic Novels for Teens list at the American Library Association!

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