In true 90s fashion, I have no idea if this was meant to be taken serious or if it’s a “can you believe we’re doing this?” style joke. That kind of sums up the whole decade worth of pop culture actually.
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Monthly Archives: April 2016
Episode 17: Wolverine #52
Back to the world of X-Men and a comic that’s kind of special as it’s not only the first X-Men related title I ever bought, it’s one of the first comics I ever bought period. The last Wolverine issue was the first X-Men related comic to be acquitted of 90s era awfulness, so will this one also get through unscathed?
Listen to Episode 17: Wolverine #52.
You can subscribe to the Council of Geeks Podcast, home of 90s Comics Retrial on iTunes or on Stitcher.
Finally, a reminder that the podcast theme song is by Erica Driesbach,and you can find more of her work at her website right here.
90s Comics Advertising: 3 Musketeers
The 90s continued the rather longwinded comic book tradition of presenting junk food as a source of exciting adventure. But of course it was the 90s, so they couldn’t do it without blowing something up.
Episode 16: Pitt #1&2
It’s Image time once more, and I’m bringing back the double bill as we take a look at the first two issues of Dale Keown’s Grey Hulk… I mean Pitt. This is the first example we’ve come across of a the trend of Image characters being clear analogs/rip-offs of comics that the creators were working on prior to joining Image, and it won’t be the last.
Listen to Episode 16: Pitt #1&2.
You can subscribe to the Council of Geeks Podcast, home of 90s Comics Retrial on iTunes or on Stitcher.
And now for some are samples from artist/creator Dale Keown and scripter Brian Hotton.
Somehow they couldn’t get Marvel to bite on the biker thug version of Hulk so they took it Image instead.
“@$$#*!#” What on earth could that mean??? I cannot crack this ingenious code!
A no-prize for the first person who can explain to me what in the hell just happened to Harras’ face.
That explosion was pretty targeted when it came to clothing destruction. Also it’s great to see that Harras knows to squat and lift with her legs.
Pitt didn’t think being sprayed with purple and green silly string was a great way to kick off his surprise party.
Finally, a reminder that the podcast theme song is by Erica Driesbach,and you can find more of her work at her website right here.
