DCAU Resource Spring 2008: Part Five
ADDITION
After a rather beautiful check up on Amazon, I realized that three particular items had dropped down well enough for me to qualify for free shipping near the $25 mark. The first was the miniseries trade paperback, Batman: Harley & Ivy. It was a lovely romp starring the unlikely duo, written by Paul Dini and drawn by Bruce Timm. The second was the ill-fated Static Shock Volume One. Haven't gotten to it. But the third item, which is the point of the LJ is the prototype of WBA's DTV project, Superman: Brainiac Attacks. It was about 50% off so I bought it. It was a breeze and I worked on it for a good three days. Oddly enough, the movie appears to be more entertaining on mute. In any case, I made a section for Brainiac Attacks public on DCAUR.
REFLECTIONS
It's a nice milestone for me as I've finished everything I originally set out to do when I took over the website. Since then I've expanded my horizons and look to do The Batman and Teen Titans soon. For now, I'm focused on doing Gotham Girls and Batman: Gotham Knight in July. After I complete Gotham Girls, I suspect feeling slightly prouder as my Timmverse section will be 80% complete as it will still be missing The Zeta Project and Static Shock. It seems ironic that as I talked with Matt about the WHV surveys and asking for TZP, the voice for Batman on the new Brave and the Bold series was announced to be Diedrich Bader, who voiced Zeta (and Shadow Thief on The Batman).
Legion of Superheroes should be out soon enough. When that Teen Titans movie gets revived, I'm sure Judas Contract will be revisited... Overall, the show I'm most skeptical will never get season sets is Krypto. As far as I know there's two or three single disc volumes out there. It's totally skewed for children but I think I'd still enjoy it as a light hearted interlude in the DCAU.
After a rather beautiful check up on Amazon, I realized that three particular items had dropped down well enough for me to qualify for free shipping near the $25 mark. The first was the miniseries trade paperback, Batman: Harley & Ivy. It was a lovely romp starring the unlikely duo, written by Paul Dini and drawn by Bruce Timm. The second was the ill-fated Static Shock Volume One. Haven't gotten to it. But the third item, which is the point of the LJ is the prototype of WBA's DTV project, Superman: Brainiac Attacks. It was about 50% off so I bought it. It was a breeze and I worked on it for a good three days. Oddly enough, the movie appears to be more entertaining on mute. In any case, I made a section for Brainiac Attacks public on DCAUR.
REFLECTIONS
It's a nice milestone for me as I've finished everything I originally set out to do when I took over the website. Since then I've expanded my horizons and look to do The Batman and Teen Titans soon. For now, I'm focused on doing Gotham Girls and Batman: Gotham Knight in July. After I complete Gotham Girls, I suspect feeling slightly prouder as my Timmverse section will be 80% complete as it will still be missing The Zeta Project and Static Shock. It seems ironic that as I talked with Matt about the WHV surveys and asking for TZP, the voice for Batman on the new Brave and the Bold series was announced to be Diedrich Bader, who voiced Zeta (and Shadow Thief on The Batman).
Legion of Superheroes should be out soon enough. When that Teen Titans movie gets revived, I'm sure Judas Contract will be revisited... Overall, the show I'm most skeptical will never get season sets is Krypto. As far as I know there's two or three single disc volumes out there. It's totally skewed for children but I think I'd still enjoy it as a light hearted interlude in the DCAU.