#Invasion From Planet Wrestletopia

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Ep 70 Video recap Discussion Topics: GEEK BROS approved video games & movie releases. The Battle for Azeroth continues, Love Death and Robots series review Part 11 “Helping Hand”, Pokémon Masters Brings Real-Time Team Battles To Mobile This Summer, Smash Bros. Ultimate Mod Project Aims To Make The Game Play Even Faster, A Video Game let’s you play as Jesus, Trump or Hitler, Nintendo Could Be Debuting A Switch Mini This Year, My Friend Pedro sells 250,000 in first week, Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia #3: Two Peas in a Pot” review, Sony Announces Live-Action Final Fantasy XIV TV Series, Sony, Microsoft, And Nintendo Come Out Against Trump’s Tariffs On Gaming Consoles, Robert Pattison drops out of Batman, ViBE’s live action Aladdin remake movie review rant, Stomach cutting the Gastric Bypass way , Is there a feminist agenda being pushed on strong narrative storytelling and Responding to your comments and questions! Watch it here - https://youtu.be/MQIRT7jssDA

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Here’s the preview cover for SBI Press’ Free Comic Book Day offering, Starburns Presents which will feature—among other titles—Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia! (That’s IFPW’s protagonist, Rory Landell pressing Nasquatch over his head.)

Get it Saturday, May 4th!

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Starburns Industries Press Goes Digital, Launches Three Digital-First Comedy Series on May 1

Starburns Industries Press Goes Digital, Launches Three Digital-First Comedy Series on May 1 #comics #comicbooks #digitalcomics

Starburns Industries Press’ summer season begins May 1, with the debuts of three digital-first series from some of comics’ rising stars! Spanning three genres, Gryffen: Galaxy’s Most Wanted, Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia, and Long Ago and Far Awayare united by SBI’s mandate of “Funny. Strange. Sad. Beautiful.” Each limited series will later be collected in paperback, but fans can read them…

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Invasion From Planet Wrestletopia hits Kickstarter!

Invasion From Planet Wrestletopia hits Kickstarter!

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Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia #1 comic review

The folks from Suspicious Behavior Productions got into contact with me and asked if I could look at the first issue of their comic, Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia. Generally, I have a casual interest in professional wrestling. I appreciate the theatrics and skill involved in putting on the matches, but I’ve never made the time to be a regular watcher of any promotions. After checking the preview pages on SBP’s Tumblr account, I decided to take them up on the offer. Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia’s first issue, from writers Ed Kuehnel and Matt Entin with art by Dan Schkade and colors by Marissa Louise, lays the groundwork for a story about behind the scene wrestling drama mixed with The Last Starfighter by bringing the reader in on the life of the lead character “Rock ‘n Roll” Rory Randell.

The inciting incident behind this whole setup takes place in a framing device of aliens in 1999 receiving a broadcast of Rory cutting a promo fifteen years earlier. Flashing back to 1984 provides the story of Rory’s fall from grace in professional wrestling. Before that we get to see the kind of person he is when he isn’t performing, he’s in a clearly adoring relationship with one of the women wrestlers, Linda, and has a strong friendship with his mentor, Don. He’s got a lot going for him in his career, the problem is that he doesn’t have the patience to wait for his moment. When he’s told that there’s been a change in the script and he’s set to lose the match that would’ve made him the new champion of the “American Wrestling Federation”, he’s prepares to bail on the entire promotion. Against the better judgement of the people around him, he makes a big show of his exit from the promotion when he goes off script and in-character, declares himself “Champion of the Universe” in the promo from the framing device.

As stated earlier, I’m a casual fan of wrestling so I don’t know enough to speak for accuracy of the behind the scenes drama in the 1984 segments of this issue, but since there’s a wrestling bear present in these sections, it’s safe to assume some liberties have been taken. Starting with pro-wrestling as it is on Earth, a big production with performers playing characters, keeps the setup grounded, bears notwithstanding, in contrast to the sci-fi elements in the framing device. Rory practicing his speech for winning the championship in front of a mirror or Don expressing his frustrations about his wrestling persona being written as a racist Fu-Manchu style caricature sells the humanity behind these characters before we see how washed up Rory is by 1999 after his big walkout. The art from Schkade and Louise is a nice cartoony style that keeps the tone of the book unified between the behind the scenes drama on Earth and the cosmic elements contained in the framing of the issue.

Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia’s first issue is good setup for what seems to be a more outlandish story yet to come concerning the actual Champion of the Galaxy, Manifest Destiny, catching word of Rory’s old broadcast and planning to go after him. A bit of a slow start to the story, but it’s good at letting the reader get to know the main character before the full scope of whatever’s to come gets going. The first issue is available on Comixology for anyone interested.

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Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia

Line are by Dan Schkade Color by Marissa Louise Written by Ed Kuehnel

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So do tell,any chance you heard of the six issue indy comic Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia?

My first time hearing about it actually!

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Invasion From Planet Wrestletopia (2019) #4

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Invasion From Planet Wrestletopia

Before we get started, I will admit something, while I was itching to get back to writing reviews, when I got the review copies of Invasion From Planet Wrestletopia, I was hesitant to get started, mostly because I am not what you would call a wrestling fan, at least not since I was a kid in the mid 80’s. I also wasn’t sure if six issues would be a big chunk to jump back into reviews with after so…

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It's the long awaited review of the climatic series finale of Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia comic issue #6! Enjoy this excerpt from the GEEK BROS podcast recording! All good things come to an end! Watch it now - https://youtu.be/YMgP6FAuuTQ

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So we’ve got a publisher now...

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INVASION FROM PLANET WRESTLETOPIA #6 REVIEW – A Truly Royal Rumble (Kuehnel, Entin, Goode, Butler, Cipriano)

Here's @DarrenShulman's review of INVASION FROM PLANET WRESTLETOPIA #6 from @SBP_Comics / @sbi_press, @EdKuehnel, @themattentin, @kendallgoode, Jio Butler, @salcipriano, Jimmy Pressler, @conleydraws, Lindsay Seligman, Dan Castro, @BrendanWasright.

Writers: Ed Kuehnel and Matt Entin 

Artists: Kendall Goode

Colorist: Jio Butler

Letterer: Sal Cipriano 

Designer: Jimmy Pressler

Production: Conley Presler

Logo Design: Lindsay Seligman

Mini Macho’s Dialogue Editor: Dan Castro 

Editors: Brendan Wright

Thanks to Suspicious Behavior Productions for the review copy!

INVASION FROM PLANET WRESTLETOPIA is about a horde of alien wrestlers who invade Earth…

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INVASION FROM PLANET WRESTLETOPIA #5 - [😌😌😌] - Ain’t no subtlety here!

INVASION FROM PLANET WRESTLETOPIA #5 – [😌😌😌] – Ain’t no subtlety here!

What do YOU think about Garthon’s comic book review of Suspicious Behavior Productions’ Invasion From Planet Wrestletopia #5 by Ed Kuehnel and Matt Entin? Post your thoughts below.

This video is the Garthon’s Comic Pull segment highlighted from episode 240 (7 Dec 2019) of the Legion of Myth Weekly Livestream.

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Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia Deserves a Title Shot

As you might expect from the title, Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia is a comic that involves both pro wrestling and an alien invasion.

Combining professional wrestling and comics seems like a match made in heaven. Over-the-top personalities and silly stipulations for matches could create magic on the pages. World Wrestling Entertainment (WWE) teamed up with BOOM! Studios to release comics based on their characters and history, inspiring a slew of independent wrestling-themed comics. However, they’re not the only ones: although…

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Starburns Presents Previews Key Titles for 2019

Starburns Presents Previews Key Titles for 2019 #comics #fcbd

On Free Comic Book Day 2019, SBI Press delivers their next installment of Starburns Presents. This year’s edition will include special previews of Invasion From Planet Wrestletopia, Nasquatch, Hellicious Presents: Pick Your Perdition, Gryffen, B-Squad, and A Whole New Set of Problems by 30 Rock‘s Josh Fadem!

Invasion From Planet Wrestletopia

Written by Ed Kuehnel & Matt Entin Art by Dan…

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Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia: Date with Destiny!

Invasion from Planet Wrestletopia: Date with Destiny!

  When a disgruntled professional wrestler declares himself “galactic champion of the universe” an alien planet of wrestlers sees it as an act of war!

A whopping THIRTY-TWO page megaextravaganza of a comic book kicks off this series with art by Dan Schkade, colors by Marissa Louise and lettering by A Larger World Studios. Designed by Fred Chao. Created & Written by award-winning writers Matt…