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Saturday, April 27, 2013

Comic Book Gals: Miki from Elephantmen

   Okay, this series is very underrated and is in need of a better rap by the comic community because not enough people know about it. Elephantmen is by far one of the most psychological comics I have ever read touching on racism, homophobia, xenophobia, how we treat our veterans, abortion, science gone too far, and really the human condition in general. Set in a future world, Europe has been wiped out by the deadly FCN Virus leaving the land open for grabs and the United Nations of Africa and China going to war over the spoils. Africa has a trump card up its sleeve though, genetically engineered super soldiers made of animal DNA spliced with human DNA born from women kidnapped from all over Africa to give birth to creatures known as Elephantmen. When things start going south for China, the U.S jumps in to save their business partner and to defeat the science group responsible for creating the Elephantmen MAPPO. Years after the war, the Elephantmen have been rehabilitated and put to work in the civilian world all over the globe facing discrimination as hybrids and hatred by others for their atrocities in the war.
   Hiromi "Miki" is your typical third generation Asian girl whose mother barely escaped the war in Europe. Now living in LA in her early 20s and still living with her mother, Miki is your typical bad girl smoking, drinking, having premarital and often unprotected sex, jumping from one man to the next breaking hearts and getting a bad reputation all while working for L.A's most luxurious way of travel Sky Cab Services. Her life becomes more difficult when she finds herself falling for Elephantman Hip Flask the hippo Elephantman. However, her desire for forbidden fruit tests her relationships with her friends and family and is forced to grow up as she sees what she has gotten herself into.
   Here are the best pics I could find of Miki.There are more in the actual comics but I am not able to scan them because of the very large, very delicate, book volumes I have been reading the series in. I can't break the spine or cover guys, sorry. This series means too much for me to lose. If you guys know another means. Please tell me. 










Comic Book Gals: The Jungle Book

   Okay, people can bash Zenscope comics all they want for being "sexist" and "unoriginal" but they do some damn good jobs on art and they revamp classic fairy tales in ways the modern generation can love. Or rather, people our age since kids these days wouldn't know what true Disney creations were if it came and bit them in the ass. But enough of my rant, on to the subject here.
   Far away on a jungle island, the animals were for the longest time at war with one another in a fight for dominance on the island. Until a pirate ship loaded with children for slave trade crashed on shore during a thunder storm bringing the war to an end. The animals then divided four children amongst the tribes and made a sort of truce amongst each other in order to prevent their own extinction.
   Years later, our heroine Mowgli (YES, Mowgli is a chick in this series) has grown up with the wolf tribe and now seeks revenge on the tiger tribe who slaughtered her pack on a mission to claim the island for their own. With the traveling of the grown humans, the borders of the jungle begin to disappear and soon a new battle for supremecy begins.

   This is only a taste of things to come. I'll post more when I get more. 






Friday, April 26, 2013

Morigana Steps In

Just a quick update by me before school takes over. I got a week of exams then I'm free. Hopefully I can get some more stuff in the meantime.














Sunday, April 21, 2013

Teenage Penny Gadget

Gadget and the Gadgetinis was a sequel to the original show that was released in 2003. It never aired in the US.