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Showing posts with label Star Wars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Star Wars. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Comics News: Monte M. Moore Kickstarts His Art Book
Monday, July 29, 2013
Meme monday 7/29/13
Wednesday, June 19, 2013
Thursday, June 6, 2013
Happy Birthday Broken Infinite ... From R2 -D2
During Wizard World Philadelphia 2013, EIC Frankie Rodriguez & VP Darryll B. Carter run into a certain robot from the Star Wars franchise who had something to say.
Tuesday, April 23, 2013
Con News: Fan Communities Invade Wizard World World Philadelphia comic Con
Fan-Demonium! 'Star Wars,' 'Star Trek,' 'Firefly/Serenity,' Cosplay Groups At Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con, May 30 – June 2
'Ghostbusters,' LEGO Enthusiasts Also Add To The Festivites At Pennsylvania Convention Center
'Ghostbusters,' LEGO Enthusiasts Also Add To The Festivites At Pennsylvania Convention Center
NEW YORK and PHILADELPHIA, April 23, 2013 – Wizard World shows are all about the fan experience. Attendees needn't be shocked if they run into scores of Wookiees, Captain Kirks, Kaylee Fryes or any other costumed characters, as enthusiasts of Star Wars, “Star Trek,” “Firefly”/Serenity and other cosplay groups are among the more than a dozen fan communities that will be roaming the floor at Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con, May 30 – June 2 at the Pennsylvania Convention Center. Organizations representing fans of the Ghostbusters franchise and LEGO will also attend, along with noted cosplayers like Eric “The Smoke” Moran, Ivy Doomkitty, David Santiago and many others. The Wizard World Cosplay Stage will be the focal point for members of these groups and thousands of other fans who will get their cosplay on over the four days. Flashes will be popping, with fans of all ages and costumes of all types strutting their stuff.
Some of the highlight groups setting up at the event include:
- 501st Garrison Carida, a Pennsylvania, Delaware, and West Virginia based Star Wars costuming group that is part of the world’s definitive Imperial costuming organization.
- Alliance Live Action Role Playing, dedicated to recreating the Days of Legend as we would like them to be. Around since 1989, Alliance LARP is one of the largest live action fantasy medieval games with over a dozen active chapters in the United States and Canada.
- DelVaLUG, the Delaware Valley LEGO Users Group, consisting of Adult Fans of LEGO® (AFOLs) dedicated to the infinite imaginative possibilities of the iconic interlocking plastic building brick.
- Imperial Klingon Forces NasToj, the world's leading resource for Klingon costuming and culture. Through its website and Facebook page, the Imperial Klingon Forces (IKF) foster a community of Warriors to portray the Klingon lifestyle.
- Mav Oya’la Clan of the Mandalorian Mercs, whose goal is to provide a nexus for Mandalorian costumers, giving them a collective identity and representation within the Star Wars costuming community.
- NY Jedi, a community of sci-fi fans, actors, martial artists, costumers and performers who share a particular passion for Saber fight choreography.
- NYC Cosplayer Network, a multi-genre cosplay group, where many design and create their own costumes and props. The group conducts workshops on costuming, makes convention appearances, volunteers, hosts costumed themed affairs and more.
- Pennsylvania Browncoats, a group of several hundred “Firefly”/Serenity fans located in or near Pennslvania, which organizes social events like camping and TV nights, as well as “Can’t Stop the Serenity (CSTS),” a screening of Serenity to raise money for charity.
- Pennsylvania Star Wars Collecting Society, whose goals are to enhance the collecting experience of members, share information to become better collectors, create a network for valuable items, interact and socialize in appreciation of Star Wars collectibles and culture.
- Philadelphia Ghostbusters, a local Ghostbusters franchise that helps to raise money for various charities and makes special appearances at events. Who ya' gonna call?
- Saber Guild, a voluntary non-profit costumed performance group of Star Wars enthusiasts, appearing in various events as a way of helping non-profit organizations and spread the joy of Star Wars to others.
- "Star Wars: In Character," a podcast that takes a closer look at some of the more obscure characters in the Star Wars universe. Backstories, histories, and details fans never knew, wanted to know, or ever needed to know about some of the saga's most overlooked characters.
- Take Back the Sky, a public outreach initiative to educate science fiction fans and other passionate, naturally curious people about the issues impacting manned spaceflight.
- U.S.S. Iwo Jima, an independent science fiction fan group based on a Star Trek theme, located in the Greater New York City Area which includes the five boroughs, Northern New Jersey, lower Westchester, southern Rockland and lower Fairfield counties.
- U.S.S. Moebius, NCC 4744393, a chapter of STARFLEET, International, representing a fictional Starfleet vessel, specifically a Wells Class Timeship, in the Star Trek universe. Its members assume the role of various personnel serving as crew aboard the starship.
- U.S.S. Navras, a correspondence chapter of STARFLEET, The International Star Trek Fan Association, Inc., meaning that men, women, and children from all over the world can actively join and participate in what the organization has to offer.
- U.S.S. Sovereign, NCC-75000, the local ship chapter affiliated with Star Fleet International in Philly for 23 years. A Star Trek club which costumes and celebrate many scifi genres, Trek being the favorite. USS Sovereign also raises funds for various charities.
- Cosplayers including Eric “The Smoke” Moran, Ivy Doomkitty, David Santiago, AllieCat Cosplay, Soni Aralynn, Brian Gregory, Brin Londo, Ruby Rinekso, Brian A. Terranova and Michael “Knightmage” Wilson.
“Castle” star Nathan Fillion, fellow “Serenity” and Firefly headliner Summer Glau, Eisner Award Hall of Famer Stan Lee and WWE® Superstars John Cena® and Daniel Bryan® are at the top of a standout roster of celebrity guests scheduled to appear at the event. It is the third in the 2013 series produced by Wizard World, Inc. (OTCBB: WIZD) and will also feature a top-drawer collection of well-known artists and writers and a variety of activities, exhibitors and special attractions.
Superstar comics creators scheduled to attend include Bryan Hitch (“America's Got Powers,” “Wolverine”), Salvador Larroca(“Avengers vs. X-Men,” “Captain America”), Leinil Yu (“Hulk,” “Fantastic Four”), Howard Chaykin (“New Avengers,” “Iron Man”) and Barry Kitson (“Thor,” “Spider-Man”).
Wizard World Comic Con events bring together thousands of fans of all ages to celebrate the best in pop-fi, pop culture, movies, graphic novels, comics, toys, video gaming, television, sci-fi, gaming, original art, collectibles, contests and more. Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con show hours are Thursday, May 30, 3-8 p.m.; Friday, May 31, noon – 7 p.m.; Saturday, June 1, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m., Sunday, June 2, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
For more on the 2013 Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con, visit http://www.wizardworld.com/ home-pa.html.
About Wizard World:
Wizard World, Inc. (OTCBB: WIZD) produces Comic Cons and pop culture conventions across North America that celebrate graphic novels, comic books, movies, TV shows, gaming, technology, toys and social networking. The events often feature celebrities from movies and TV, artists and writers, and events such as premieres, gaming tournaments, panels, and costume contests.
The full event schedule can be found at www.wizardworld.com.
***** SAVE THE 2013-14 DATES *****
May 30 - June 2 – Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con
June 28-30 – Wizard World New York City Experience
August 8-11 – Wizard World Chicago Comic Con
September 20-22 – Wizard World Ohio Comic Con
October 18-20 – Wizard World Nashville Comic Con
November 22-24 – Wizard World Austin Comic Con
January 24-26, 2014 – Wizard World Portland Comic Con
February 7-9, 2014 – Wizard World New Orleans Comic Con
April 4-6, 2014 – Wizard World St. Louis Comic Con
Superstar comics creators scheduled to attend include Bryan Hitch (“America's Got Powers,” “Wolverine”), Salvador Larroca(“Avengers vs. X-Men,” “Captain America”), Leinil Yu (“Hulk,” “Fantastic Four”), Howard Chaykin (“New Avengers,” “Iron Man”) and Barry Kitson (“Thor,” “Spider-Man”).
Wizard World Comic Con events bring together thousands of fans of all ages to celebrate the best in pop-fi, pop culture, movies, graphic novels, comics, toys, video gaming, television, sci-fi, gaming, original art, collectibles, contests and more. Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con show hours are Thursday, May 30, 3-8 p.m.; Friday, May 31, noon – 7 p.m.; Saturday, June 1, 10 a.m. - 7 p.m., Sunday, June 2, 10 a.m. - 5 p.m.
For more on the 2013 Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con, visit http://www.wizardworld.com/
About Wizard World:
Wizard World, Inc. (OTCBB: WIZD) produces Comic Cons and pop culture conventions across North America that celebrate graphic novels, comic books, movies, TV shows, gaming, technology, toys and social networking. The events often feature celebrities from movies and TV, artists and writers, and events such as premieres, gaming tournaments, panels, and costume contests.
The full event schedule can be found at www.wizardworld.com.
***** SAVE THE 2013-14 DATES *****
May 30 - June 2 – Wizard World Philadelphia Comic Con
June 28-30 – Wizard World New York City Experience
August 8-11 – Wizard World Chicago Comic Con
September 20-22 – Wizard World Ohio Comic Con
October 18-20 – Wizard World Nashville Comic Con
November 22-24 – Wizard World Austin Comic Con
January 24-26, 2014 – Wizard World Portland Comic Con
February 7-9, 2014 – Wizard World New Orleans Comic Con
April 4-6, 2014 – Wizard World St. Louis Comic Con
Saturday, March 30, 2013
ONI #1
ONI #1 Script
Desperate Girl
by Darryll B. Carter
Cover Art by
Christopher Rice,
Darryll B. Carter
ONI logo by
Darryll B. Carter
ONI created by
Darryll B. Carter
Warning: Explicit Language
Page One
Desperate Girl
by Darryll B. Carter
Cover Art by
Christopher Rice,
Darryll B. Carter
ONI logo by
Darryll B. Carter
ONI created by
Darryll B. Carter
Warning: Explicit Language
Panel One
This series of panels should be
from a side scroll view. Show a night view of a city reminiscent of Las Vegas
crossed with Coruscant through the windows of a skyscraper office. These are floor
to ceiling windows. Just focus on the window, don’t bother to show any of the
office.
Panel Two
Same view. A female scientist, Kate,
struggles into panel from the right. Kate looks just like Karen, they’re twins;
except Kate is a redhead and wears glasses. She’s wearing her glasses, a white
blood stained lab coat, a pink camisole with one strap broken and her black
skirt is ripped on the side. She’s holding her arm as if it is wounded. She’s
dragging that arm against the window leaving a blood smear trail.
Panel Three
Same view. Kate should now be on
her way off panel (left). Kate’s blood smear begins to pull in the opposite direction
to the center of the window. Think of water being pulled by a vacuum. In the
upper right corner; have a menacing hellhound type creature stalking into the
panel, walking on the window.
Panel Four
Same view. Kate is out of panel. The window crawling
hellhound is well on his way off panel following Kate. He’s now joined by a
swarm of hell hounds running on the ground after Kate. The blood travelling
toward the center of the window is on its way to forming a menacing pair of
eyes and a maniacal grin.
Panel Five
The hell hounds are out of panel. The
window darkens and the set of red eyes are formed.
Panel Six
Full black panel with only the
blood assembled maniacal face.
Page Two
Panel One
Camera should be on a slant. Kate
enters a dark room. The only thing that should be seen is the light from the
hallway, as she shuts the door and the shine of her glasses.
Panel Two
Close shot of her hand locking the
knob.
SFX- click
Panel Three
Another close shot of her hands
locking the top bolt on the door.
SFX- shunk
Panel Four
She pushes a nearby couch in front
of the door.
SFX- ERRRRRRNNN
Panel Five
Kate begins to pull out a chair in
front of a computer. The light from the computer is shining on her. It is the only light source in the room.
There is another set of windows behind the desk chair.
Kate- I hope you
get this Karen…
Panel Six
Kate is sitting at the computer
typing with a focused look on her face. Behind her, on the windows, the
hellhounds begin to converge on her.
Kate- You may be
our last hope.
Page Three
Panel One
Straight
shot from the shoulder up of Karen. She’s a brunette short hair, petite. She looks
a lot like Jenny Lorenzo. She’s wearing a black hat that says Space Bean Coffee
and a green apron. She looks very agitated.
Karen Caption- Are you #*#$%#*%
serious?
Karen- Are you
#*#$&%@ serious?
Panel Two
Side
shot. Karen is actually behind the counter facing a guy in a hoodie, James, who
has his arms around a very attractive woman, Cosmo. Karen is slamming her hand down on
the counter with a coffee in the other hand. People around the three are
shocked by the force of the slam. Karen is causing a scene. James, is
a text book definition of what a nerd looks like. He is somewhere between
George McFly, pre Marty’s trip to 1955 and Dexter, the alter ego of Freakazoid.
This girl is a textbook blonde cheerleader and she’s about a foot taller than
James. He’s short.
Karen-
You’re leaving me for Cosmobitch?
Cosmo-
Cosmochick.
Karen-
Shut the #*#$ up.
Karen Cap- She
says one more thing and this coffee’s in her face.
Karen- Are you #*#$&%@
serious?
James-
Karen, things just weren’t working out. And Cosmo is… well, better.
Panel Three
Karen
is facepalming and shaking her head. James grins in creepy manner while Cosmo
is checking out the menu above and behind Karen’s head. Like in any fast food
place.
James-
Cosmo is open to having an open relationship. If you wanted to join us…
Cosmo-
Can I have a Tripple Mocha Latè?
Karen
Cap- That’s it.
` Panel Four
This
moment should look fairly epic. Karen is pissed and she’s pulling her hand back
to toss this hot cup of coffee at James and Cosmo. This shot is heavy on anticipation.
Karen- Here’s your @#@&$!% latè!
Page Four
Panel One
Headshot
of Karen sitting in the office getting berated by her boss who is off panel in
the foreground. She is struggling to keep a straight face; anger is battling
her composure.
Karen Cap- That was a horrible idea in hindsight.
Boss- You’re fired! What the hell possessed you to throw a scalding hot
coffee in a customer’s face!? If they press charges we won’t be held
accountable. Get out of here!
Karen Cap- How the hell am I
gonna pay the rent now?
Panel Two
Karen
storms out the coffee shop front door throwing her hat on the ground. She’s
wearing an open leather jacket over her clothes now with a yellow motorcycle
helmet in her hand. The area outside is visually a typical New York City scene; traffic is going by, tall buildings and skyscrapers in the distance.
Karen- Coffee tastes like dog
shit anyway!
Karen
Cap- That’s right Karen. Vent.
Panel Three
She
hops on her yellow vespa and puts on her helmet and goggles.
Panel Four
Side
scroll view as she floors it down the city street on her vespa.
She passes a parked cop car. One of the police officers spits out his coffee.
SFX-
Vroooooommm
Karen
Cap- Feel the speed releasing your stress. Woosah.
Panel Five
Same
view, different scenery to show the progression. She’s pulled over and the cops
are writing her a ticket.
Karen
Cap- This day is such bullshit…
Page Five
Panel One
She pulls up outside her apartment on
her vespa. It is night now. Her apartment looks like a New York Brownstone. On the door to her apartment there is a pink eviction notice.
Karen
Cap- Finally home.
Panel Two
She takes off her helmet and holds
it in her hands as she looks to the side at her apartment door. She’s calmer
now. Her face has regained its composure.
Karen
Cap- We just go inside kick back. Farm some gold. Farm till our eyes bleed.
Cause selling gold is going to be my only income for awhile…
Panel Three
Her face freaks the out. Like
“WTF?” Her eyes widen in shock and her mouth is agape.
Karen
Cap- What the @#$# is that???
Panel Four
This is a tight shot of just the pink
eviction notice taped to the door. Show the address numbers; 669, but have the
nine swing down hanging by its tail upside down so it reads, 666.
Karen- Eviction notice? What the #@#@ man…
Panel Five
She loses it again, overcome with
anger and crushes the notice in her hand.
Karen-
That little shit didn’t pay his half of the rent before he peaced out?!?
Karen
Cap- All will be well Karen. Just get inside.
Page Six
Panel One
She makes her way inside the
apartment to a foyer. She ascends the stair case and opens another door.
Karen
Cap- Just leave reality, all this bad mojo and all the-
Karen-
bullshit!
Karen
Cap- behind.
Panel Two
She opens the front door and turns
on the lights to see a very bare living room. The only thing left is a floor
lamp in the corner, some bras on the floor and a desk with her
desktop pc on it. Her eyes narrow but she keeps a straight face.
Karen-
There is nothing left that can surprise me today.
Panel Three
She sits her helmet down on her
desk on top of a past due electric bill and pulls out a chair to sit down. The
focus of this panel should be on the electric bill. It should be a close shot
that only really needs to include her hand putting down the helmet and the
other pulling out the chair.
Karen-
Least he had the decency to leave my tower alone.
Panel Four/Five/Six
These are small panels. Her hand
pushing the power button to the desktop.
Panel Five
Her hand pushing the power button
to the desktop.
Karen-
Okay…?
Panel Six
She jams her finger into the power
button with considerable force.
Karen-
What the #@%$?!
Panel Seven
She turns the desktop around to
find the power supply unit is missing.
Karen-
That SOB took my PSU?
Panel Eight
She takes the cover off to find her
entire desktop has been gutted.
Karen-
He took everything!?!?!?
Page Seven
Panel One
The desktop tower is flying through
the window. Should be a beautiful scene of destruction shattered glass from the
window should still be in panel falling.
SFX-
Crrrrrasssssssh!
Panel Two
She’s standing with her body still
in the position from the throw in the center of the living room floor. She
angry and breathing hard as if physically venting her outrage.
Karen Cap- Okay, in hindsight- that
wasn’t really the best idea.
Panel Three
Panel is totally black.
SFX(Karen)-
Sigh.
Panel Four
This panel is still mostly black. Light
from her cell phone starts glowing in her pocket. It adds a little light around
her leg revealing some details but very little.
Karen-
This better be Morpheus with that red pill.
Panel Five
She’s holding the phone in her
hand. Phone should show the following messages (top to bottom); KNovak@odatron.net -Subject: no subject,
ECECO Energy- Subject: Your Bill is Past Due, Premier Reality MMORPG- Subject:
Cosmochick69 Wants to Be Your Friend.
The panel should focus on the phone.
Karen-
KNovak@odatron?
Karen
Cap- Kate?
Page Eight
Panel One
Karen
throws a few things in a duffle bag, clothes and toiletries, using the
flashlight app on her phone to see. The app light is a substantial lightsource.
Email Cap- Karen it’s me, Kate.
I know we haven’t spoken in a long time. Since I left.
Panel Two
Karen
grabs some game cases, a Dreamcast looking console with controllers, and a
Pandora Construct book and puts it in a book bag.
Email Cap- And I’m sorry about
that. But I really need your help and you’re the only one who can help me.
Panel Three
It’s
the dead of night now. Karen is sitting on her parked Vespa with the back
loaded up with her bags. She puts on her helmet and goggles. In the distance
behind her there is a black four door sedan with black tinted windows.
Karen- Kate, what the hell have
you gotten into?
Panel Four
Karen
pulls off and the black sedan follows her. The emphasis in this panel should be
on the sedan, a subtle emphasis.
Email Cap- It’s not safe to give
the specifics through this email.
Panel Five
Karen
rolls into the Lincoln Tunnel, traffic is light. The tunnel is the star of this
panel. It should be showcased along with the scenery.
Email Cap- Just come to my
apartment in Solheim and I’ll explain everything.
Karen Cap- Solheim, the city of
tomorrow. I’ve heard of it. Revolutionary city with revolutionary tech. Top
notch nextgen shit. GPS says its 1 day and 13 hours.
Panel Six
Same
view as previous panel only with the black sedan entering the tunnel behind Karen.
Email
Cap- Please Karen. You’re my only hope.
Page Nine
Full Page Panel- Karen arrives outside
the city limits and gazes upon Solheim. It’s daytime. The city skyline is clear and it’s massive. Solheim looks like a sci fi city, a cross between
Coruscant and the New York from the Fifth Element during the day. (It looks like Coruscant and Vegas at night.) The city itself is inside a
massive outer wall just like the city of Troy.
Setting
Cap- Solheim, Utah- 2 days and 12hrs later…
Karen
Cap- Solheim, Utah. Sparkling city amidst the sand, plains and Mormons.
Karen-
Holy shit. Okay… I’m impressed.
Page Ten
Panel One
Karen
drives through town admiring the high level tech. Show her watching a
holo-message between a woman and her boss in the park. The woman has like a
holo-screen tablet. The vehicles on the street are more futuristic too.
Panel Two
Karen
leans back to continue catching a glimpse of the holo-conversation, amazed and
mouth agape.
Karen-
They’ve got holoterminals???
Panel Three
Karen
and her vespa pull up onto the sidewalk in front of a building that looks like
it was plucked straight off of a motherboard.
Karen-
This looks like the place.
Panel Four
Her
helmet is resting in her hands, goggles still on, as she stares up at the new
age building.
Karen-
This thing has more in common with the chipset on an MBoard than a building.
Must take mad gold to live here.
Page Eleven
Panel One
The
view of this panel should be an angle from above. Karen steps off an elevator
on the 14th floor. Her goggles are still on her face. As she steps off she turns to look down the
hall. Behind her is a large window. The angle should allow a view of her vespa
parked out front and the black sedan pulling up behind it (the vespa).
Panel Two
Karen
knocks on door 1417. There is a lever mechanism that you find in most hotels,
but no key hole. There is a fingerprint scanner.
Karen- 1417. This is it.
Panel Three
Zoom in
on the fingerprint scanner pad. It has a red light glowing on it.
Karen-No
answer. Hmmm. I wonder.
Panel Four
Same
panel as previous shot with Karen pressing her thumb on the scanner. The light
on the scanner is now green.
SFX- Deet Deet
Panel Five
Karen
steps into an apartment completely devoid of personality. The walls are white;
there is no couch, no furniture, just a huge wooden sword, a desk and a laptop
on it that’s plugged into the wall.
Automated
Voice- Welcome Home Karen.
Karen-
Geez, Kate. Looks a lot like my spot did.
Page Twelve
Panel One
Karen
reaches for the large wooden sword mounted on the wall. She has a grin on her
face. She’s surprised and happy.
Karen- I can’t believe she still
has this…
Panel
Two
This
panel is identical to the previous, except Karen has a subtle surprised look on
her face; her reaction to the sudden arrival of the men that have been tailing
her.
MIB1-
Don’t move.
Karen
Cap- Oh, @#$@.
Panel
Three
Two men
in black suits and shades, think agents from the Matrix or the MIB, stand in
the doorway. One has a silenced gun pointed at her the other is putting on a
pair of disposable gloves. The guy with the gun has a grin on his face, holding his
chin up.
MIB1-
Option One: Cooperate and this’ll go
smoothly. Easy.
MIB2
(with the gun)- Option Two: You don’t
want Option Two.
MIB1-
Where’s the DG-IX?
Karen
Cap- What did you get me into Kate?
Panel
Four
Karen
has her hands in the air, she’s distressed. The MIB with the gun steps forward
with his gun extended. He’s irritated.
Karen-
I… I don’t know what that is.
MIB2-
Bullshit. You drove 2,000 miles to get here without a moment’s notice! You know
what we want!
MIB1- Don’t play coy with us Ms. Novak. My partner can be very trigger happy. Now tell us where your
sister hid the DG-IX!
Panel Five
Zoom
shot of Karen’s face, primarily her eyes. Her eyes are looking off to where the
wooden sword rests on the wall.
Karen
Cap- They’re not gonna let me walk out of here. Even If I could give them what
they wanted.
Karen
Cap- What if they’ve done something with Kate?!
Karen-
I have to get out of here!
Page Thirteen
Panel
One
Karen
snatches the wooden sword off of the wall and bashes the MIB with the gun in
the head really hard. She puts her whole soul into it; you can see it in her
face. He buckles from the force.
SFX- (sword impact) Crack!
MIB2-
Ommph!
Panel
Two
She
baseball slides pass the MIB still in the doorway, with the sword in hand. He
reaches out to grab her as if she was still at full height.
MIB1-
You won’t escape!
Karen-
#$%# that!
Panel
Three
MIB
with the gun is leaning out the doorway bearing his teeth and fires off two
shots at the fleeing Karen down the hall. Emphasis more on the MIB.
MIB2- That
bitch is dead!
SFX- (silenced
gunshots)Ffft! Ffft!
Panel
Four
This
shot is from outside the window. Karen cuts the corner. One bullet goes
whizzing through her hair. Both bullets go through the hallway window.
SFX- (bullets
passing through glass) Pssh! Pssh!
Panel
Five
MIB1
(without the gun) slams MIB2’s gun against the wall.
MIB1-
No! We need her alive remember?! She
can’t lead us to the DG if she’s dead!
Page Fourteen
Panel
One
Karen
darts out of a hallway into another hallway at a cross road. She looks lost.
There is an exit sign on the ceiling toward the bottom of the panel. She still
has the sword.
Karen-
Shit. I’m lost.
Panel
Two
Same
panel, but MIB1 emerges from a hallway at the top of the panel. Karen turns her
head to see him.
MIB1-
I’ve got ‘er. Northeast corridor.
Karen-
@#$#%!
Karen
Cap- @#$#%!
Panel
Three
Karen
is running frantically down the hall with MIB1 chasing her. Their positions in
the panel are; Karen, mid and MIB1 rear.
Panel
Four
Same
panel. They are closer to the foreground now. MIB1 is practically on top of
Karen reaching out for her.
Panel
Five
Same panel.
Karen is in the immediate foreground getting tackled off panel by MIB2.
Page Fifteen
Panel
One
MIB2
and Karen crash through a hallway window. The wooden sword crashes on impact
against the window frame. The DG flies out of the broken sword and through the
window as well. The DG looks like a red and black video card.
SFX- Crasssssh!
Karen Cap- Oh, no…
Panel
Two
Karen
and MIB2 are in free fall; falling with shattered glass, his gun, the broken
sword and the DG outside the apartment building. Both Karen and MIB2 are afraid
and in shock. The DG is in the foreground at the bottom of the panel. It is
activating, the fan is spinning within and it’s glowing a fierce red. Karen is
seemingly grasping for it.
DG-
Emergency Proximity Activation. Makai Change.
Panel
Three
A red
portal, a demon gate, opens from the DG and Karen is falls into it.
Page Sixteen and Seventeen
Henshin
Sequence- Think Sailor Moon crossed with the Schumacher Batman Suit up, and Iron Man Suit up.
Panel
One
ONI’s gauntlets
materialize over Karen’s hands.
DG Cap-
14%
Panel
Two
ONI’s
greaves materialize on to Karen’s legs.
Panel
Three
The DG
becomes ONI’s belt buckle and the belt materializes.
DG Cap-
42%
Panel
Four
Karen
is in free fall like a skydiver with her arms and legs spread out. Her body is
naked, but glowing. Think back to Sailor Moon’s transformation sequence. The environment
she’s falling through is a hellish mix of fire and blazing red energy.
Panel
Five
ONI’s
torso armor materializes on to Karen’s body.
DG Cap-
70%
Panel Six
ONI’s
tail skirt materializes over Karen’s butt. Emphasis on the butt.
Panel
Seven
ONI’s
helmet materializes over Karen’s face.
DG Cap-
98%
Page Eighteen
Full
Page Panel
Karen
crashes to the ground Iron Man style creating a small crater in the asphalt.
MIB2 crashes into the roof of his black sedan.
DG-
Transformation Complete.
Page Nineteen
Panel
One
Karen,
now ONI, is excited and hops up with her arms outstretched examining her new
form.
ONI-
No $%#@ way!
Karen
Cap- Nah uh!
ONI-
I’m #$%#&*@ Iron Man!
Panel
Two
Karen’s
face inside the helmet examining her HUD. She’s smiling like a kid on
Christmas.
DG
Cap- Optimizing interface for new user.
DG
Cap- Unable to connect to ONI Network.
DG
Cap- Tasks. Primary Objective; Reboot ONI Network
DG
Cap- You have new messages in your Inbox.
Karen-
Whoa, Whoa wait a minute. First things first…
Page Twenty
Panel
One
MIB1 is
has his back turned to the window Karen and MIB2 crashed out of. He’s holding
two fingers to his ear as if using a radio transmitting device.
MIB1-
We have a new development.
Panel
Two- Splash Panel
ONI
leaps up into view of the window ready to pounce on MIB1. MIB1 turns around in
panic, looking at ONI.
ONI-
Payback’s a bitch!
To Be
Continued Cap
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Monday, March 18, 2013
Devin the Cool Making fun of Images
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| He loves us all it's true. |
| United Underworld Clan |
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| But I'll never be mistaken for a lead. |
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| Emperor Micky Mouse |
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| It's the one they call Sailor Deadpool. |
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| This image is the absolute 100% truth unfortunately. It's toku and super sentai related. |
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Iron Man believes in one source of magic. It goes with cooking and drinking.Best in the world.But he's not the hero of canton.captain kirk deals with loss in his own way. |
Monday, February 11, 2013
Cosplay Hottie of February 2013
hey there infiknights hope all is well this week of valentines day for those lonely nerds out there please enjoy the gorgeous Nana Valtiel
What are your favorite geek vices of choice? books, Comics, video games, anime

What got you into anime/comics etc? I'm the only girl on my mother's side of the family. So growing up around boys I got into Japanese monster movies like Godzilla, Gamera, etc. I started watching anime at 2 years old. My first anime was Project A-ko

What got you into cosplay? I always loved dressing up. Even though i was a tom-boy I still had to have coordinated clothing, matching shoes, socks, and dress down to a tee. When I was 10 I learned to sew and my first cosplay was Princess jamine from Aladdin lol

What are some of your favorite anime/games? Anime: Cowboy Bebop, Evangelion, Sailor Moon, Devil May Cry (anime and Game), Death Note, and like 100 other more lmao Games: Final Fantasy 6-8, 10, 12 & 13, The Tales of the Abyss, Devil May Cry,God Of War, Heavnly Sword, Heavy Rain, Castlevania.

What are your favorite food? Food, if i can spell it, it isnt spicy, or if it doesnt smell like ass I will probably eat it lol

What is the best part of cosplaying? I get to bring characters to life for people. I get to not be myself for a day or I like being able to let go of myself entirely and being someone opposite my already very complicated personality. I love that I dont have to be the best to love what I'm doing. Its fun, its an escape from reality, and while its expensive at times - its healthy in my perspective. The best part is getting little kids running up to me asking for a photo, that always makes my day
Saturday, December 22, 2012
Top Ten WORST Christmas Specials and Movies
Christmas time is the most traditional time of the year for many of us. Putting up the tree, buying presents at the last possible second, talking to relatives you may or may not like, we go through the same motions every year. It's a Christmas miracle that we can keep it up, but those aren't the only traditions we follow. For many of us, we grew up on the Christmas special.
As if we needed more reminders of the holiday, TV stations felt the need to create more and more Christmas stories for us to consume, whether they be adaptations of old stories like the told-too-often A Christmas Carol, current franchises ripping off those old stories, or creating bizarre Christmas-themed episodes from scratch. Some of these manage to be good, heart-warming tales that imbue the audience with the joy of the holidays, but more often than not they end up being unholy abominations. For the past three weeks, I've been digesting both the best and worst of the Christmas specials. To save you some time, the best specials are The Muppets Family Christmas, Peewee's Christmas Special, and The Venture Bros Christmas. Go watch those, but avoid these at all costs unless you want to become as curmudgeonly as Scrooge. These are the worst of the worst, the coal so dirty even Santa wouldn't give to the naughty kids, it's the Top Ten WORST Christmas Specials and Movies!
10) Superhuman Samurai Syber-Squad: "Do Not Reboot Until Christmas"
One of the laziest plots in Christmas-based TV episodes is the "villain wants to destroy Christmas" plot. Now the original Grinch short managed to pull this plot off rather well, but whenever a cartoon with a supervillain does a Christmas episode, they'll often shoehorn a hatred of Christmas into the character to create conflict. Dishonorable mentions that use this plot include the Super Mario Super Show, Inspector Gadget, and The Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog. The reason why SSSS makes the list and not them is because the creators of the show felt the need to pad it out to two episodes. Yes, this is a two-episode Christmas special, and the entire thing is padded out to accomplish this. Bad acting and effects are par for the course for this show, but when you add in a stupid plot about a virus infecting presents because the whiny kid villain hates Christmas and barely show any fighting, you get an annoying mess of nothing.
There are two Christmas stories that are always re-used for TV shows: It's a Wonderful Life and A Christmas Carol. There were a couple Wonderful Life episodes I considered putting on the list, such as Tiny Toons Christmas and It's a Very Merry Muppets Christmas Movie, but the Christmas Carol stuff was just so much worse. I debated putting Disney's A Christmas Carol here, mostly for its creepily bad motion-capture of Jim Carrey, but I could at least see why some people might like that movie. This has no reason to exist at all. This is actually the SECOND Flintstones Christmas special to made, the first one being about Fred Flinstone having to replace Santa Claus when the old Saint falls off Fred's roof and injures himself. Yep, it was The Santa Clause before Tim Allen was even a thing. It's also bad, but the Flintstones Christmas Carol manages to be worst by playing A Christmas Carol straight, with the only variations being that it's a play performed by the main characters and they're all mad at Fred for being an asshole. Oh, and rock puns like Jacob MARBLEy. Here's the thing about Flintstones: they're not funny. They know only one joke and that's replacing modern day technology with caveman technology, and in some cases they don't bother at all and throw in a CB radio and the Kremlin. Even ignoring the obvious fact that Christmas wouldn't be a thing in the Stone Age, these specials are just a mess. The Christmas Carol manages to be worse for being yet another lazy Christmas Carol story padded out for an hour.
8) How The Grinch Stole Christmas (2000)
I'm still weirded out by the amount of people who like this movie, let alone think it's good. Nothing about this movie works. The set designs are ugly, the costuming is terrifyingly bad, and it completely misses the point of the original story. The point of the Hoos is that they love Christmas despite the presents. They celebrate it for the merriment and the getting together of family and community. But for some reason the creators of this movie didn't know that, because the Hoos of this world place material wealth and gain over everything else. Now, you could make a story about people being obsessed with presents and forgetting the family aspect of the holiday, but this is the wrong setting for it. The first half of the movie is invented completely from scratch to try and make the Grinch as sympathetic as possible and make the Hoos look like assholes, but then they actually get to the part where the Grinch steals Christmas, and the Hoos suddenly decide that Christmas isn't about boxes and bows. It's a hollow, mean, ugly, cynical movie, and not at all what Dr. Seuss would want. Stick to the classic Chuck Jones animated special.
7) Rudolph and the Island of Misfit Toys
Someone actually made a sequel to the Rankin-Bass Rudolph special, but they decided it needed to be done in shitty CGI. To some people the original stop-motion cartoon was creepy and poorly animated, but it's Redline by comparison. None of the animation looks finished; many of the characters lack textures or just stand around staring at you with their soulless eyes. The Bumble is now terrifying for all the wrong reasons. The bad animation alone would earn it a place on this list, but it also has a crappy story on top of that, as well as some of the worst songs to assault your ears. Even though Rudolph managed to become a loved celebrity in the previous story, he's fed up with being appreciated for his red nose and wants to get rid of it. So yes, this is a movie about Rudolph wanting to get a nose job. The Island of Misfit Toys comes back into play when someone called the Toy Taker, voiced by Rick Moranis in one of his last acting roles, starts stealing all of the misfit toys. Nothing about this is compelling enough to fill out an hour of story, and the animation and songs just make the whole experience painful.
6) The Family Circus Christmas
I was surprised to discover that there was a Family Circus cartoon to begin with. I can see why it was buried. This is an animated special from 1979, though the animation is so amateur you'd swear it was older. I've seen motion comics with more fluid animation. Many of the characters have missing frames of animation, to the point that it looks like the whole cartoon was put together using coloring book pages. But like Rudolph, it as a crappy story to go along with its crappy animation, but this is one messed-up story. Jeffy starts seeing Santa Claus, who appears to him as a ghostly outline. That alone is disturbing, but Jeffy starts believing that Santa can bring his dead grandfather back from Heaven for Christmas. Family Circus has always been a Christian-influenced story, what with Bil Keane being an open Roman Catholic, but Jeffy's incapability to understand death is not handled well. His sibling tease him about it, his mom half-heartedly tries to convince him Santa can't resurrect the dead, but lo and behold Jeffy's wish becomes true, and his grandfather's ghost comes back on Christmas day. Of course, no one else but Jeffy sees him. The cartoon's attempt to show this in a warmhearted light just doesn't work, because either Jeffy needs severe mental help or he's a master of necromancy. Oh, and if you want to know why Santa knows when you're sleeping, it's because he's a ghost in your room. Now isn't that the image you see when you think of holiday cheer?
5) Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas
At least the 2000 Grinch can't be accused of ruining the original story. As bad as it is, it's an adaptation with its own continuity. Disney, on the other hand, just loves to make unnecessary continuations of their beloved movies, and one of those sequels was a Christmas story. Well, sequel's a bit of a strong term. While the film is established to take place after the Beast is freed of the curse, most of the movie is told in a flashback that happens during Belle's captivity. Now, I should say this doesn't ruin the original Beauty and the Beast. That film stands perfectly fine on its own, and this film is so bad it shouldn't be considered actual canon. But this film really doesn't understand its characters, and considering that they're characters from a good movie, that's just aggravating. People have joked about Belle suffering from Stockholme Syndrome, but in this movie that actually is what happens. The only character trait that Belle seems to have in this is that she wants to make the Beast happy at all costs, and the Beast in this acts like an emo teenager who lashes out at everything for no good reason. Only a hack would think the characters actually work like and have no depth or complexity, and because these traits of flanderized, it removes the romantic aspect of their relationship and turns it into a creepy sadomasochistic one. There's a new villain invented for the film, a pipe organ by the name of Forte voiced by Tim Curry. Huh, two bad Christmas specials with Tim Curry on this list. I'm sensing a pattern here. The villain's lame; his motivation is to keep everyone in the castle cursed so he can sooth the beast with his song forever, which contradicts his desire to move because he's strapped down to the floor because of his new pipe organ form. The animation's sub-par, the songs suck, the characters are all wrong, and the villain is weak. Nothing about this works, and it's all the more awful for roping in a good movie into the mess.
Also, how did this get a blu-ray release? WTF Disney?
Also, how did this get a blu-ray release? WTF Disney?
4) We Wish You A Turtles Christmas
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH! Why are so many of these Christmas specials so terrifying? I've screamed at more of these specials than I have at Halloween specials, and those are supposed to be scary. Once again, it's the terrible design that really damns this thing. The turtle costumes in this are just cheap, but what makes them terrifying is their constantly exposed teeth and soulless blinking eyes. How did we go from the awesome Jim Henson costumes from the 1990 movie to this? Thankfully this is only 20 minutes, but it's 20 minutes of creepy turtle costumes singing terrible renditions of classic Christmas carols with inserted pizza jokes. There's really nothing else to talk about here, because that's all there is to this special and it's all bad. It can't get creepier than this, can it?
3) Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: "Alpha's Magical Christmas"
Whyyyyy? Like the Turtles Christmas, it's just characters from the show singing Christmas songs, but it has the extra bonus of Alpha and Zordon kidnapping children from across the world to help them decorate for the holidays and kill your ears with their off-key singing. What's wrong with Alpha and Zordon? They're supposed to be protectors of the earth, and yet they kidnap children and force them to labor against their will. The Power Rangers make a brief appearance with Santa Claus, but other than that it's just Alpha and the kids singing while you contemplate gifting yourself a shotgun to the face.
2) Star Wars Holiday Special
Do I really need to elaborate on this one? Hasn't everyone already talked about how this is the worst Christmas special ever? Well, I've found one worse, but before I talk about it, I'd like to ask how many people have actually seen this thing. The best way to sum this up is that it's 90 minutes of wookies watching bad TV. That's it, and it's completely dull to watch. There are some creepy highlights, such as the old wookie jacking off to a porno of a human woman, and there's an animated segment featuring the debut of Boba Fett, but everyone knows that at this point. I doubt many people have actually sat through the whole thing, because you'd have to be crazy to do so. Wait...
Point is, the Star Wars Holiday Special is bad and we don't need to talk about it anymore. The sooner we bury it, the better.
1) The Nutcracker: The Untold Story
Ho-ly shit. This movie is not merely bad, it is offensively bad. It's rare that I'm offended by a movie. Merely being dull, annoying, and incompetent is not enough to offend me, just anger me or even make me laugh if it hits the right amount of bad. But then this movie came along. First aired at the European Film Market in 2009 and later released this year in Hungary and the UK, this was a huge financial and critical bomb, earning the rare 0 percent rotten rating from Rotten Tomatoes and making back only 16 million of its 90 million dollar budget. I don't think I can really sum up this film well enough to describe just how awful it is, and how awful I felt watching it. I watched this with a group of friends, as I did with the rest of the specials on this list, and we all claimed it was the worst movie we'd ever watched, and we've sat through some truly bad stuff. I could list the simple stuff; the acting's bad, the special effects are bad, basically nothing works. That's the case for all of these specials. What puts this movie at the top is bizarre need to insert Holocaust imagery into its story. Yes, the Rat King is basically Hitler and the rats are all Nazis in this adaptation of the Nutcracker. What possessed the director to turn this innocent ballet into a hateful fever dream? As an added insult, the original Nutcracker songs that appear in the film have added lyrics, and Albert Einstein makes an appearance just to further hammer in the hateful WWII allegories. I do not recommend watching this movie, not even as a curiosity. Everyone in our Christmas group felt awful for days, and the mere mention of the movie would cause us to cringe. It may deserve the title of worst movie period, but it certainly deserves the title of worst Christmas movie ever made.
I hope you all have a wonderful holiday season, preferably by avoiding these specials. Special thanks to the people who sat through this bile with me! You guys made this list possible.
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