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14 de abr. de 2011 · Jim Shooter: A Second Opinion. June 8, 2016. New! Storytelling Lecture. May 8, 2016. Speaking of Con Appearances. April 27, 2016. A Look Back. April 26, 2016. Technical Difficulties Defeated! April 26, 2016. Steven "Hi Jim, Looking forward to meeting you at Florida Supercon.
6 de jul. de 2011 · G.I. Joe #65 ("Shuttle Complex") was the last issue where Jim Shooter was listed as Editor in Chief. I'd like to think if he remained at Marvel a little longer, Jim would have noticed this inconsistency between cover and content. Of course, Snake-Eyes was the most appropriate character to replace Grunt next to the logo.
Byrne describes her as “…beautiful, but in a city-slick, used sort of way, tousled and vaguely rough at the edges.”. She’s the type who would curse a lot. Clark is “instantly infatuated.”. She welcomes Clark. Lois and Clark, both superb reporters, become not-so-friendly rivals, despite Clark’s infatuation.
Jim Shooter (b. September 27, 1951) is a writer. Jim Shooter started submitting scripts to DC when he was 13. The following year, with a great deal of study of DC and Marvel's respective narrative styles, he was writing and penciling rough layouts for the Legion of Super-Heroes. Four years later, he retired from comics at 18. Thanks to some gentle prodding from Legion fans Mike Flynn and Harry ...
2 de jun. de 2011 · The Origin of the Phoenix Saga. By Jim Shooter. On June 2, 2011. In 03 Marvel Comics, 05 Secret Origins. Here’s what happened: Chris, X-Men editor Jim Salicrup and I went to lunch at the Ultimate Lotus, a Chinese restaurant that happened to be in the same building as Marvel (575 Madison Avenue) to discuss a new story arc for the X-Men ...
10 de oct. de 2000 · Jim Shooter Interview: Part 2. In the conclusion to our feature length interview with Jim Shooter he discusses with Michael David Thomas working at the age of 13 on the Legion of Super-Heroes for DC Comics, universe building at Valiant and what he's up to these days. In the final installment of this interview, Shooter talks about his start at ...
21 de jun. de 2011 · The Secret Origin of the TRANSFORMERS – Part 1. By Jim Shooter. On June 21, 2011. In 03 Marvel Comics, 05 Secret Origins. In 1983, a toy company approached Marvel Comics seeking development of a toy property for comics, animation and other entertainment. The toys in question were cars and other vehicles that could be opened and unfolded into ...
