#lobo/road runner

[browsethestacks]

Lobo And Road Runner

Art by Skottie Young

[jadeykitties]

its really funny that wile e coyote and ralph wolf are like... probably closely related. in the dc looney tunes comics ralph shows up to wile e's family reunion. they're on first name basis with each other and close enough to randomly decide to switch lives for a day. in the 60s beep beep the road runner comics wile e has a cousin named weed e wolf. he has an uncle lobo. theres one looney tunes short where wile e's dad, cage e coyote, appears and he has the red nose that ralph has. so how they're related is never explicitly stated, but they are...

[transgnckon]

did you ever see the shorts for justice league action? one of them was a road runner parody with flash vs lobo

I DID i remember watching them all in one go forever ago but the flash vs lobo one was literally so funny to me I love toon like activity

[stealingyourbones]

You can say many things against this design but at least DC’s artists are learning how to draw anthropomorphic designs better

(Lobo/Road Runner Special #1, Lex Luthor/Porky Pig Special #1)

Ummm.... That's certainly.... a look 😅

[safereturndoubtful]

Day 26 - to Fafião

A rain day and a slow start on my part. I finished a book of short stories, the Weird Tales of William Hope Hodgson, an American who was prolific in the horror genre from the early 1900s. I read quite a bit of this sort of thing, it is in the British Library Tales of the Weird Series, and he is very good, an imagination that at times must have worried even him, and the ability to get it down on paper. A review tomorrow.

I emerged from the van just after 10, in steady rain, but I couldn’t leave it much longer, as I wanted to move on today. Having seen hardly anyone for four days, by chance a British couple from Berwick on Tweed were passing, Lee and Emma, and their dog. They told me they had a similar self-built van parked down the road. I saw the exterior at least later, it is a sprinter in an attractive light green with a black bonnet. We walked together for a half hour or so, but they had full waterproofs on and we’re heading up to the mountain, the route I took on my first day here.

I was running low on supplies, so filled up at the small supermarket in Geres. I don’t think I’ll come across anything with that sort of stock for a week.

Then I headed to Fafião, and found a park up at the football field just out of town. It’s fine while the rain is here, and besides, I need a decent 4G signal for the rugby tomorrow.

Later in the afternoon, as the rain still hadn’t abated, we walked into the town. It’s a traditional Portuguese cobbled community, but clearly popular in the tourist season, with a fair bit of accommodation, and a few bars and restaurants, two of which were open. The first one I tried had a very wet outdoor sitting area and wasn’t suitable. The second, Fojo de Lobos, or ‘The Pack of Wolves’, had a covered outdoor area, and more, some decent craft beer. I got chatting to the barman, he was a keen sportsman, and setting out as a trail runner. I did my usual, trying to pass the message around Portugal that they have qualified for the Rugby World Cup, but it wasn’t long, and we lapsed onto Sporting Lisbon’s defeat of Arsenal last night.

It’s a Friday without Rugby, Union at least, as there is League. The rain continues, so I’ll settle to watch that.

[ironbloodaika]

DC Meets Looney Tunes

The Legion of Super-Heroes always thought they had taken their inspiration from the 21st Century's Superboy. But when they try to bring that hero into their future time, the team discovers to their surprise the caped champion isn't who—or even what—they expected! And the bonus Looney Tunes backup story features DC characters with story and art by Juan Ortiz!

Legion of Super-Heroes/Bugs Bunny Special Full

Wile E. Coyote travels to the far reaches of space to hire Lobo to hunt down and kill his greatest nemesis of all time, the Road Runner. And when the Coyote and Lobo are after him, the Road Runner knows if they catch him—he’s through. And the bonus Looney Tunes backup story features DC characters with story and art by Bill Morrison!

Lobo/Road Runner Special Full

Martian Manhunter tries to halt Marvin the Martian’s determination for world domination. J’onn is conflicted with his own Martian identity as he attempts to stop the hapless, determined Marvin from blowing Earth to bits in order to gain a clear view of Venus. And the bonus Looney Tunes backup story features DC characters written by Jim Fanning with art by John Loter! 

Martian Manhunter/Marvin the Martian Special Full 

After a chance meeting with billionaire Bruce Wayne, Elmer Fudd’s obsession quickly escalates into stalking Batman through the dark alleys and high-class social settings of Gotham City. Welcome to Bat Season! And the bonus Looney Tunes backup story features DC characters written by Tom King and artwork by Byron Vaughns. 

Batman/Elmer Fudd Special Full 

Not since the twelve labors of Hercules has a Greek warrior faced as great a danger and as destructive a peril as the Tasmanian Devil! And the bonus Looney Tunes backup story features DC characters with story by Tony Bedard and art by Ben Caldwell!

Wonder Woman/Tasmanian Devil Special Full

When miner Yosemite Sam strikes it rich, word gets out as everyone comes gunning for his wealth! To protect himself and his new riches, he hires bounty hunter Jonah Hex but the man protecting him may be his worst nightmare! And the bonus Looney Tunes backup story features DC characters written by Bill Matheny and artwork by Dave Alvarez.

Jonah Hex/Yosemite Sam Special Full

[thisiscomics]

Another Looney Tunes comic that I just had to try, this time because of the promise of Kelley Jones art.

Unlike the Legion of Super-Heroes/Bugs Bunny issue, this is not a book where the cartoon character and his comic book incarnation look similar, because the story has been very much targeted towards Jones’ preferred style. That is to say, we’re getting monsters in this one! Wile E Coyote is the product of Frankenstein-esque experiments, and his nemesis isn’t overly cute either. Hiring Lobo to take out the Road Runner makes perfect sense, in that he’s as resilient as the coyote ever was thanks to his healing factor, so there are plenty of opportunities to recreate some familiar scenes like the one above. All flavoured with Lobo’s trademark attitude and foul mouth, of course.

From Lobo/Road Runner, by Bill Morrison, Kelley Jones & Michelle Madsen

[acmeoop]

Target “Lobo/Road Runner Special #1” (2017)

[dccomicsnews]

Review: Looney Tunes #258

Review: Looney Tunes #258   [Editor’s Note: This review may contain spoilers] Writer: Ivan Cohen, Brian Swenlin, Frank Strom Artist: Walter Carzon, Omar Aranda Colors:   Silvana Brys, Dave Tanguay Letters:   Gabriela Downie, Nick J. Nap Reviewed by: Carl Bryan   Summary Three tales accompany Looney Tunes #258 that celebrate the heights of space, roofs, ladders with a trip to the zoo to boot! In…

[panzerdrako]

DC meets Looney Tunes

Lobo vs Road Runner

[erb23]

I love that it’s cannon that Wonder Woman speaks Tasmanian Devil. The DC crossover comics are a treat.

[farisingle]

Radio Edit (edited for radio play).

Music, Lyrics, Songwriter, Producer, Engineered by Faris Ingle Lyrics, Vocals by Wile E. Coyote (aka Kelsey Coyote)

118 BPM: This tempo is relatively moderate, which aligns well with some of the moods I've identified, such as calm, relaxed, and leisurely.

Key: E minor: Minor keys are often associated with more melancholic or introspective moods, which can help explain some of the emotions conveyed in the track, such as sadness and introspection.

Predominant Vocal Gender: Male: This detail may be less relevant to the mood and genre analysis, but it can still provide useful context for understanding the vocal performance and the artist's style.

Vocal Presence: High: A high vocal presence indicates that the vocals play a significant role in the track, which can impact the overall mood and emotional expression of the song.

Meter: 4/4 The 4/4 meter, also known as common time, is the most widely used meter in Western music. It consists of four beats per measure, with each beat typically subdivided into smaller units of two or four. This meter provides a steady and stable rhythm, which can contribute to the overall cohesiveness of the track. It can also enhance the danceability and accessibility of the song, making it easier for listeners to tap their feet or move along with the beat.

Musical Era: Late 1990s / Early 2000s Identifying the musical era can help contextualize the song's creation and influences. The late 1990s and early 2000s were a time of significant musical experimentation and innovation, with electronic, hip hop, and alternative rock genres gaining widespread popularity. During this period, artists often blended elements from various genres to create unique sounds and styles.

[Lyrics] I Miss My Uncles! And Their Stories!, The Laughter! We Shared! The Tales Of Adventures!, The Memories! We Bared! Their Presence! And Guidance!, I Hold Dear! In My Heart! How I Wish! We Were Never Apart! Oh!, Family Ties!, They're A Bond! that's Hard To Break! Memories Of Love!, A Never-ending Ache! I Long For Those Moments!, The Love We Used To Make! For The Warmth! And The Love!, That Time! Cannot Forsake! Never Forget!, Forever In My Heart! I Am A Native! To North America! Never Forget!, Forever In My Heart! I Won't Forget You!, My Family!, We'll Never Be Apart! Cousin Crazy Legs!, My Distant Cousin Weed Ethelbert Wolf! And My Nephews! Scooter!, Tooter!, Rooter!, Cubby!, And Buster! Uncle Hardrock!, Uncle Kraft Ethelbert Coyote!, Uncle Lobo!, My Culprits!, My Partner Craft E. Coyote! My Mother!, And My Sister Harriet! Oh, The Love And The Laughter!, I Will Never Forget! I Miss You So Much! Uncle Hardrock! Uncle Kraft Ethelbert Coyote! Uncle Lobo! My Culprits! My Partner Craft E. Coyote! My Mother! And My Sister Harriet! Oh, The Love And The Laughter! I Will Never Forget! Let's Make It Last! I Am A Cultural Touchstone! A Country Boy Of My Roots! A Shy Coyote Genius Who's A Native To North America! But In The City!, I Don't Fare So Well! Stop Limiting Me To Hackneyed Ideas!, Can't You Tell?!. Hey Beep Beep!, Matilda!, Famous Grandma Beeper!, Road Runner Hatchets!, Road Runner Cousin Musclefeathers!, Little Cousin Bo Beep!, Fuller Fastback!, Dunkle Dog!, My Partners!, My Culprits!, My Cousins!, My Nephews!, My Uncles!, My Mother!, My Sister!, Dad! And Folks!, I'm Sorry For Everything!. I Won't Be Confined By Stereotypes! And Misinformation!, I'm Breaking Through!, Rewriting The Script Of My Own Creation!, I'm A Cultural Touchstone!, Breaking The mold of Expectation!, So Let's Embrace Diversity! And Celebrate! Our Unique Foundation!.

[comicbooksblogger]

Daily reading: Lobo/Road Runner Special #1 - "Fast and Fraggy-ous" (Morrison, Jones) - regular cover by Kelley Jones - variant cover by Bill Morrison

[keycomicbooks]

#Lobo #RoadRunner Special (2017) #KelleyJones Cover, #BillMorrison Story, Kelley Jones Pencils Wile E. Coyote travels to the far reaches of space to hire Lobo to hunt down and kill his greatest nemesis of all time, the Road Runner. And when the Coyote and Lobo are after him, the Road Runner knows if they catch him - he's through.  https://www.amazon.com/dp/B095X2CZKG?ref=myi_title_dp

[balu8]

Bill Morrison: Lobo and Road Runner

[ufonaut]

good god im trying to read lobo/road runner special because it seemed like it might be fun but kelley jones is just plain refusing to draw lobo’s face markings and its annoying me so much i keep having to pause and calm myself down