#Jay Kirkman

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Boxing up “Beyond the Box” reader’s comments on the Scars Block intros.

You can find Part 1 (old frame theme decks) here, and Part 2 (new frame theme decks) here. There may be a fourth part covering the small intro packs and duel decks: we’ll see. As mentioned before in those two links, Beyond the Box was a regular precon focused column written by Jay from Ertai’s Lament. I have used some of the comments on this articles in my “Compendium” posts, for instance for…

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W A T C H I N G

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THE WALKING DEAD by Robert Kirkman and Jay Bonansinga. Art binding by Jason Patrician of The Fish Bindery.

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Robert Kirkman and Lorenze De Felici announce a stacked variant cover lineup for Void Rivals #1

Robert Kirkman and Lorenze De Felici announce a stacked variant cover lineup for Void Rivals #1 #comics #comicbooks

Skybound has revealed the variant cover offering for Void Rivals #1, the debut issue of the new comic book series from the iconic Oblivion Song team of Robert Kirkman and Lorenzo De Felici, along with colorist Matheus Lopes and letterer Rus Wooton. Void Rivals promises to introduce the world to an all-new shared universe with a surprise that won’t be revealed until the first issue arrives in…

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As pessoas nascem más. Esta merda com a qual estamos lidando agora... é só um gatilho. Traz à tona a pessoa real.

The Walking Dead – O Caminho para Woodbury - Robert Kirkman e Jay Bonansinga

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|| An independent blog centered on BRIAN BLAKE aka "THE GOVERNOR", of THE WALKING DEAD comics + The Novel Series by Jay Bonansinga and Robert Kirkman.

An exploration in: 𝐋𝐎𝐒𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐄𝐕𝐄𝐑𝐘𝐓𝐇𝐈𝐍𝐆.

BLINDED by 𝐊𝐀𝐅𝐊𝐀---------

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𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐖𝐀𝐋𝐊𝐈𝐍𝐆 𝐃𝐄𝐀𝐃: 𝘙𝘐𝘚𝘌 𝘖𝘍 𝘛𝘏𝘌 𝘎𝘖𝘝𝘌𝘙𝘕𝘖𝘙 By Robert Kirkman and Jay Bonansinga

“It’s never-ever going to be okay, never-ever-ever-ever-ever.” “You still think this is funny?” “Holy freaking Jesus, look at this!” “Here’s to all the rich motherfuckers of the world.” “The fuse is lit, brother. The clock is ticking.” “Gotta keep moving forward.” “Goddamnit, shut up and let me think!” “It’s too dangerous out here in the dark.” “There’s gonna come a day when everything’s all better.” “The point is, there is no point.” “Give it a rest.” “I got the highest standards of anybody I know.” “Where I come from, that’s called murder.” “Long term plans are like a luxury I haven’t even thought about." “The hell’s the matter with you?” “I don’t judge you, I never will.” “You’re gonna be okay, we’re gonna get you fixed up.” “The Devil’s figured out a way to keep people’s souls trapped on earth.” “Nobody gives two pieces of a rat’s ass what you do.” “Mind your own goddamn business.” “Not a big talker, are you?” “Entropy… empires fall, stars wink out… the ice cubes in your drink melt.” “I can’t remember anything but this shit storm we’re living in.” “Go back to where you came from, before you get yourself hurt.” “Have mercy on us all.” “You know I love you, right?"

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You know after a while I wondered why didn't Jay Jonah Jameson assist his son John Jameson in being Man-Wolf like how he does for Spider-Man nowadays.

With John being in control of his powers and Jonah sees his son as a hero way before knowing about him being Man-Wolf.

Jonah can use the tech he acquired over the years to make some sort of partial suit for John to wear whenever he wolfs out.

The tech in question is the following, the classic by the Spider Slayer suit, the Threats and Menaces suit he made for Spider-Man and the sentient Doc Ock arms he obtained.

Making a suit that would aid John in his adventures, but also not make it look like Robert Kirkman's Astonishing Wolf-Man at the same time.

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Invincible - Season 2 Trailer

PEOPLE OF EARTH, Prime Video presents the SEASON 2 TRAILER OF INVINCIBLE. New episodes coming November 3!!! Based on the groundbreaking comic book by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker, and Ryan Ottley, the story revolves around 18-year-old Mark Grayson, who’s just like every other guy his age—except his father is (or was) the most powerful superhero on the planet. Still reeling from Nolan’s betrayal in Season 1, Mark struggles to rebuild his life as he faces a host of new threats, all while battling his greatest fear - that he might become his father without even knowing it. Starring Steven Yeun, with Sandra Oh, Zazie Beetz, Grey DeLisle, Chris Diamantopoulos, Walton Goggins, Gillian Jacobs, Jason Mantzoukas, Ross Marquand, Khary Payton, Zachary Quinto, Andrew Rannells, Kevin Michael Richardson, Seth Rogen, and J.K. Simmons. Joining the Season 2 cast are Sterling K. Brown, Peter Cullen, Rob Delaney, Calista Flockhart, Phil LaMarr, Luke MacFarlane, Tatiana Maslany, Scott McNairy, Jay Pharoah, Ella Purnell, Tim Robinson, Ben Schwartz, Rhea Seehorn, Lea Thompson, Paul F. Tompkins, Shantel VanSanten, and more.

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Beyond "Beyond The Box": Readers' comments on Theme Decks.

Jay of Ertai’s Lament fame also wrote articles for a couple different sites in addition to the blog. I’ve started mining these for my “Compendium” posts, and to make things easier I’ve fired everything into a google docs file and grouped them by set. I then had the thought that it was probably worth just making a couple of dedicated posts about them. They’ll all trickle out eventually as I go…

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A vida dói muito mais do que a morte”. Jim Morrison* . *apud Robert Kirkman e Jay Bonansinga in The Walking Dead: O Caminho para Woodbury.

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The Mole People – Universal Remaking the Classic 1956 Monster Movie

Universal Pictures continues to tap into its classic monsters vault. The studio has acquired a pitch for a revamp of 1956 horror film The Mole People pitched by Chris Winterbauer, who’ll write the script.

In the new take, a woman travels to a town veiled in a conspiracy to rescue her grandchildren from their father. To do this, she must fight through hell in the underground tunnels where the Mole People reside. In the 1956 original, archaeologists stumble into the underground lair of a race of darkness-dwellers who can see in low light and have no pigmentation after being out of the light for so long. The high priest who rules the small pocket of mole people is threatened by the newcomers and wants them dead.

The pic will be produced by The Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman and Dave Alpert at Skybound. Universal execs Holly Goline, Jay Polidoro and Matt Reilly are overseeing for the studio.

WME reps Winterbauer.

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There's a Dragon on the Loose in Fire Power by Kirkman & Samnee #20

There's a Dragon on the Loose in Fire Power by Kirkman & Samnee #20 #comics #comicbooks

Image and Skybound unveiled a vibrant first look at Fire Power by Kirkman & Samnee #20, from the star-studded team of writer Robert Kirkman, artist Chris Samnee, colorist Matthew Wilson, and letterer Rus Wooton. Fire Power #20 follows the shocking revelation in issue #19 that another Johnson family member wields the Fire Power, which may be a fortunate development now that there’s a giant dragon…

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March Wrap Up | 2019

This was a decent month for reading. I read twelve books but a lot of them were manga and graphic novels so that helped boost the amount of books but didn’t help with the page count. But there were some pretty good books!

The first book I read was Little Witch Academia Vol. 1 by Yoh Yoshinari:

*takes a deep breath* SO PRECIOUS! I started watching the anime on Netflix and I am in absolute love. I saw that the first volumes of the manga were on Amazon so I snatched them up. They’re just as cute. We even get to see a little bit more of the backstories to our protagonists. I like the twists the mangaka does to the stories and the little changes. Wonderful start! Five out of five stars.

Then I read Little Witch Academia Vol. 2:

Another super cute volume! I love getting to see more of Frank and Andrew’s school. The boys are so silly and I love seeing what the “normal” people think of the witches. I still don’t really understand the conflict that much between the normies and witches but whatever. So precious and I loved it! Five out of five stars.

Then I “finished” The Priory of the Orange by Samantha Shannon:

Alright I actually stopped this book with like 50 pages to go because I was just so bored. There’s something about Samantha Shannon that is just too much for me. Her stories are always so convoluted that it’s hard for me to follow. They’re not really particularly complex, just something about them makes them really overly complicated. I had the same problem with the Bone Season. This book was just too long, had too many characters, after a while I just stopped caring. I mean I guess I made it to the 750 page mark so something kept me reading but after a while I just stopped caring. I still gave it three out of five stars just because I got so far but whatever.

Then I read The Walking Dead Vol 1: Days Gone Bye by Robert Kirkman:

I had the sudden urge to read this…did I mention that zombies terrify me? This was pretty good, I don’t know if I’ll continue with this because…zombies terrify me. However it was a cool comic and a nice break from the other stuff I’ve been reading. Four out of five stars.

Then I picked up This One Summer by Mariko Tamaki:

In my YA literature class my professor had a week on graphic novels she brought this book in and I asked to borrow it. It was pretty good. I don’t have too much to say about it because there wasn’t that much plot to it or anything. It was just an interesting summer between these two girls. It was dull for a few parts but I mostly enjoyed it. I gave it five out of five stars.

Then I borrowed my professor’s copy of Anya’s Ghost by Vera Brosgol:

This was a really good story! I really enjoyed Anya as a protagonist. There were a few points where I got chills. I really felt bad for Emily in the beginning. Then when she said she was murdered, it was really insane. But then when it was revealed what happened, it was so insane! Then everything she was doing to Anya’s family. It was so intense. One of my favorites of the year. Five out of five stars, easily.

Next I reread Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher:

I had to pick a banned book for my YA Literature class, so I decided to reread this one. On second reading it wasn’t as good as I remember it. The ending was still pretty strong but I found myself starting to dislike Hannah. She’s really selfish for doing this to these people, especially Clay. I really liked the ending and Clay reaching out to Skye. It kind of made me want to rewatch the first season of the show but I’m probably not going to do that. I lowered this to four stars.

I then read American Gods by Neil Gaiman:

I really enjoyed this book, the concept is just so awesome. The one problem I have with it, is that Gaiman tends to write giant worlds but only shows a small fraction of them. It’s a little bit better than in The Graveyard Book (by the way at some point Shadow goes to graveyard and I wonder if that’s a reference) but I would have liked to see more of the modern gods. I also really want to see the show now. Five out of five stars.

Then I read Avengers Annual #10 by Chris Claremont:

An absolutely wonderful read. I was recommended this book because it was the origin of Rouge and I loved the character. The art was stunning and the plot interesting. So much action. Could not recommend it more if you can get your hands on it. Five out of five stars.

Then I checked out from my school’s library Foundryside by Robert Jackson Bennett:

So this book was freaking amazing! The world was so interesting and how the magic system worked. I could instantly tell why Brandon Sanderson liked this so much. I freaking loved Clef. He was my favorite…character! I loved all the objects and felt so bad for them. I’m going to give my computer a hug after this to make sure it knows I love it and it does a good job. The only minor problem I had with this book is the romance between Berenice and Sancia seemed really random. I also shipped Sancia was Gregor because I love their interactions. It’s not a huge deal and I don’t know how I’ll wait until 2020 for the next book. Five out of five stars.

I then read South of the Border, West of the Sun by Haruki Murakami:

This wasn’t my favorite Haruki Murakami book, I felt like there wasn’t much of a plot to this one. It was a little bit dull and I was more interested in the past of the main characters than what was going on in the present. It was an okay book. Three out of five stars.

Sticking the Japanese setting, I read My Almost Flawless Tokyo Dream Life by Rachel Cohn:

This book was massively flawed. Elle was a pretty poorly written character, this book follows the trend of accidently making the main character a hypocrite and having a one-dimensional bully character. However, I somehow really enjoyed it. I think it’s because all the side characters were so good. I would kill for a book entirely about Kenji and the author also subverted a lot of the tropes that I hate for YA contemporary books. Ryuu and Elle don’t have some force drama, Ryuu is actually there for her like a good boyfriend in a healthy relationship. This is a guilty pleasure and for that I gave it five out of five stars.

Those are all the books I read this month, hopefully I have another good month!