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| − | The post-it note pictured on the comic's cover features the Japanese phrase "Ima denwa Gureggu!", which translates as "Now phone Greg!" Out of context and as written, it is unclear whether "Greg" (presumably referring to writer [[Greg Weisman]]) has made a call, or whether he is the one that needs to be called. | + | The post-it note pictured on the comic's cover features the Japanese phrase "Ima denwa Gureggu!", which translates as "Now phone Greg!" Out of context and as written, it is unclear whether "Greg" (presumably referring to either writer [[Greg Weisman]] or cover artist [[Greg Guler]]) has made a call, or whether he is the one that needs to be called. |
The "Weisex" brand monitor is probably another reference to Greg Weisman. | The "Weisex" brand monitor is probably another reference to Greg Weisman. | ||
Revision as of 16:39, 30 April 2008
"The Lost" is the second issue of the Gargoyles: Bad Guys comic by SLG, and Chapter Two of the Redemption story arc. Its release date is scheduled for April 30, 2008.
- Writer/Creator: Greg Weisman
- Artist: Karine Charlebois
- Art Director/Cover Pencil Artist: Greg Guler
- Cover Color Artist: Robby Bevard
Contents
Solicitation
The Japanese gargoyle Yama has been banished from Clan Ishimura until such time as his lost honor can be restored. Truly alone for the first time in his long life, he becomes a target of the Hunter, a human who has spent her life training to destroy the gargoyle race. So when Hunter and her new teammates, Dingo & Matrix, catch up to him, Yama is offered no mercy - and a job?
Summary
Tidbits
The post-it note pictured on the comic's cover features the Japanese phrase "Ima denwa Gureggu!", which translates as "Now phone Greg!" Out of context and as written, it is unclear whether "Greg" (presumably referring to either writer Greg Weisman or cover artist Greg Guler) has made a call, or whether he is the one that needs to be called.
The "Weisex" brand monitor is probably another reference to Greg Weisman.
Links
- On Sale at TFAW
| << Previous Episode: "Redemption" Chapter One: "Strangers" | Next Episode: "Redemption" Chapter Three: "Estranged" >> |
