#Deschesne - Albert

[majingojira]

So, it's a return to Godzilla vs Horror!

So, we got Godzilla in a Horror Fighting Game.

But now, we have the next question: How Tall should Godzilla be. Sure, I mentioned the Marvel vs Capcom Sentinel being 10ft tall, but would it be better to have him be... Suit.

The Godzilla suit ranges in size from 6'6" to 7' tall.

I bring it up because if other Giant Monsters of Horror make it in, I wonder how they would compare. IE: If King Ghidorah was brought in, how would he fit if Godzilla's 10ft tall?

(As near as I can tell, the Ghidorah suit was over 3m/10ft tall)

So...

Of course, now I wonder how big a Godzilla suit would be for Predator and Alien suit actor Kevin Peter Hall (7'3").

... At most, it'd be 9ft tall.

In those suits, he was closer to 7'6".

Now, you might think seeing eye to eye with a Predator would be weird but believe it or not, something close to that happened in the Dark Horse Godzilla comics.

Yes, Godzilla fought a race of giant alien hunters before when Dark Horse had the license to both series and didn't get to make it a crossover.

Probably because of Toho.

So, Dark Horse improvised!

(comic by Art Adams, Tatsuya Ishida, Daniel Rivera, Clem Robins, and Albert Deschesne)

[the-gershomite]

Conan and the Demons of Khitai #4 of 4 -January 2006-

Dark Horse Comics (part four: The Power of the Priestess)

writer: Akira Yoshida

artist: Paul Lee

letterer: Richard Starkings and Comicraft's Albert Deschesne

cover artist: Pat Lee and Dream Engine

The Adventures of Two-Gun Bob: True life stories from the life of Robert E. Howard by Jim & Ruth Keegan

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Nova #3 (2017)

[balu8]

From Fantastic Four #60: Inside Out

by Mark Waid (W,); Mike Wieringo (P.); Karl Kesel (I.); Paul Mounts (C.) and Richard Starkings/Albert Deschesne (L.)

Marvel

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Nova Volume Six Issue 8

Writer Sean Ryan Penciler R.B. Silva Inker Adriano Di Benedetto Colorist Andres Mossa Letterer ComiCraft’s Albert Deschesne Hey, ComicCraft is still around! Nova is STILL searching for his father!  I mean, a storyline like that really should be wrapped up before the third year, right?  I haven’t read a Nova comic since his tie-in to Original Sin and his tie-in to Black Vortex.  Original Sin came…

[marvelman901]

X-Men vol 2 57 (1996)

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Written by Scott Lobdell

Penciled by Andy Kubert

Inked by Art Thibert

Colors by Joe Rosas and Malibu Enhancement

Lettered by Albert Deschesne, Richard Starkings and Comicraft

Edited by Mark Powers

Cover by Andy Kubert

After the Onslaught incident, Valerie Cooper came to take Professor X away...

[scarletwitching]

In the annual, Agatha refers to herself as Wanda’s aunt. That is sort of how I would conceptualize their relationship, but is that something she’s been called before?

(Kind of scared it’s literal and they’ll reveal the next maximoff dad is Agatha’s long lost evil brother or agatha is Chthon’s sister)

I am, once again, asking someone to create the Marvel equivalent of A Search of Ice and Fire and Potter Search. Like, I know that's not possible because a comic is not a novel, but it would certainly make my life easier.

At any rate, this one, I fear, comes from the devil himself.

Wanda: Try to keep your voice down though, my aunt Agatha is asleep. New Avengers vol. 1 #26; writer: Brian Michael Bendis; artist: Alex Maleev; letterers: Richard Starkings & Albert Deschesne

Franklin also calls Agatha "auntie Agatha."

[agentxthirteen]

Sharon-A-Day, Day 479 (4/24/23)

Spidey & Marrow. On sale 12/28/00. "Bad to the Bone"

Writer: Scott Lobdell

Penciller: Alejandro Garza

Inker: Pierre-Andre Dery

Letterer: Albert W. Deschesne

Colorist: Steven J. Buccellato

Editor: Matt Hicks

Sharon & Spider-Man disagree...

[shadowwingtronix]

"Yesterday's" Comic> Overwatch #8

BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Overwatch #8

“That’s what I forgot: my swimsuit!” Overwatch #8 Dark Horse digital comic (July, 2016) “Ana: Old Soldiers” WRITER: Michael Chua ARTIST: Bengal LETTERERS: John Roshell, Jimmy Betancourt, & Albert Deschesne SENIOR EDITOR: Cate Gary LEAD EDITOR: Robert Simpson Continue reading Untitled

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

BLAZING HER WAY OUT OF THE WILDSTORM UNIVERSE -- DROP ALL FORMALITIES IN HER PRESENCE.

PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on preliminary pencil & ink, plus published art to page #5 (Christine Blaze), from "Divine Right" Vol 1 #½. July, 1998 ("Wizard" #1A). Image Comics/WildStorm Productions.

EXTRA INFO: Cover art by Jim Lee & Jon Sibal.

STORY/SCRIPT: Dominick Cabalo & Andy Hartnell

PENCILS: Jim Lee

INKERS: Jon Sibal

COLORISTS: Tad Ehrlich

LETTERERS: Richard Starkings & Albert Deschesne

Sources: https://greggoldsteincomicartgallery.com/jim-lee-divine, My Comic Shop, & DC Fandom.

[kudosmyhero]

Thunderbolts (vol. 1) #129

Read Date: July 03, 2023 Cover Date: April 2009 ● Writer: Andy Diggle ● Penciler: Roberto de la Torre ◦ Carlos Magno ● Inker: Scott Hanna ◦ Roberto de la Torre ● Colorist: Frank Martin Jr. ◦ Giovanni Kosoki ● Letterer: Albert Deschesne ● Editor: Bill Rosemann ●

**HERE BE SPOILERS: Skip ahead to the fan art/podcast to avoid spoilers

Reactions As I Read: ● Ghost is an interesting character. haven’t come across them before this story ● so who is this Green Goblin if Osborn isn’t? Harry maybe?

● 👏👏

Synopsis: The Green Goblin has breached Air Force One in mid-air. The Secret Service attempts to get the President to an escape pod, but Dr. Leonard Samson - thanks to a gamma emitter secretly planted on him by Ant-Man - begins to hulk out and attack the agents in a rage.

The Goblin reaches the group and tells Samson he can take it from here. He uses a neural scrambler to disable the President and the Secret Service agents, but Norman Osborn and Samson are unaffected. Osborn - clearly in league with the Goblin - orders Ghost to attack. Ghost grabs Samson and phases them both through the lower hull of Air Force One, leaving an intangible Ghost floating in mid-air as Samson plummets to earth.

Ant-Man revives the President in time to witness Osborn and the Goblin staging a fight. Osborn gains the upper hand and throws the Goblin out of the plane, officially ending the manufactured threat. As the Goblin falls, he turns on a device given to him by Osborn that stops his momentum. Calling himself Headsman, he radios that he is ready for pickup. He is collected by an aircraft piloted by Ghost and Paladin.

Osborn and the President strap in as Black Widow guides Air Force One into a crash landing on a glacier. Shortly after, Osborn’s H.A.M.M.E.R. team arrives. Osborn orders them to collect the President, sweep the plane for Green Goblin’s D.N.A., and put out a warrant for Samson’s arrest.

Elsewhere, Songbird catches news coverage of the attack on a T.V. in a homeless encampment. She muses that someone needs to step up and stop Norman Osborn.

The full new Thunderbolts team - Black Widow, Ghost, Headsman, Paladin, and Ant-Man - arrives at their new headquarters, The Cube. Widow says they have intel that their next target is planning to go after Norman Osborn at Avengers Tower. That target? Deadpool.

(https://marvel.fandom.com/wiki/Thunderbolts_Vol_1_129)

Fan Art: The Green Goblin by MikeMahle

Accompanying Podcast: ● Untold Talks of Spider-Man - episode 16

[the-gershomite]

Conan and the Demons of Khitai #2 of 4 -November 2005-

Dark Horse Comics (part two: Brothers in Arms)

writer: Akira Yoshida

artist: Paul Lee

letterer: Richard Starkings and Comicraft's Albert Deschesne

cover artist: Pat Lee and Dream Engine

The Adventures of Two-Gun Bob: True life stories from the life of Robert E. Howard by Jim & Ruth Keegan

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Nova #2 (2017)

[balu8]

Fantastic Four #13: I, Ronan

by Chris Claremont; Salvador Larroca; Art Thibert: Liquid!; Richard Starkings/Albert Deschesne

Marvel

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Wow does this comic hit harder in 2020...

[longerbox]

I just watched a half-hour YouTube video about the concept of death (thank you, Lindsay Ellis) and it didn’t come close to making me feel my own mortality like finding out I’m the same age now as Emma Frost was when she cerebrally homewrecked Jean Grey’s marriage.