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tootern2345 · 5 months

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Various storyboards done by storyboard artist & character designer, Joe Harris from Underdog (1964-1967)

Created by W. Watts Biggers, Chet Stover, & Joe Harris for New York based Total TeleVision Productions

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offbrandevents · 11 months

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Philes, our Memorial Day Sale ENDS TOMORROW! And we have an update: we have an opportunity to add more to this exciting event, however we would need another 200 people to come to make this work! Share far and wide and make sure the news of Philefest spreads! ❤️👽X

#the x files #philefest2023 #xfiles #xfiles anniversary #convention #nicholas lea #william b davis #annabeth gish #john shiban #darin morgan #frank spotnitz #melinda mcgraw #chris carter #steven williams #joe harris

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bringbackwendellvaughn · 1 year

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#X-Men #Cyclops #Jean Grey #X-Force #Cable #Apocalypse #Joe Harris #Art Thibert #covers

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nfcomics · 5 months

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The X-Files: X-Mas Special 2016 no.1 • Subscription Cover [Dec 2016]

When a school holiday pageant takes an extraterrestrial turn, Mulder must contend with old ghosts, present dangers, and close encounters yet to come. But this is no cookie-cutter Christmas Carol. Together with Scully, and a host of holiday visitors and visitations, they'll rediscover the spirit of the season… if they can only survive the night.

Writer • Joe Harris • Artist • Wayne Nichols • Colorist • Sebastian Cheng • Letterer • Chris Mowry • Tom B. Long

#The X-Files: X-Mas Special 2016 no.1 #Joe Harris #Wayne Nichols #Sebastian Cheng #Chris Mowry #Tom B. Long #X-Files #Fox Mulder #Dana Scully #Christmas Carol #X-Mas #The X-Files

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graphicpolicy · 2 years

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Opus Comics' final order cut-off includes Eternal Descent, Frazetta's Dawn Attack, and Helloween!

Opus Comics' final order cut-off includes Eternal Descent, Frazetta's Dawn Attack, and Helloween! #comics #comicbooks

Opus Comics has three comics with a final order cut off this coming Monday. Frank Frazetta’s Dawn Attack debuts while Eternal Descent and Helloween each see their second issues! Check each of them out below and make sure to order them from your comic shop! Eternal Descent #2 (of 3) Michael Moreci • Marco Lorenzana (A) • Carlos Dattoli (CA) Doctorate student and struggling musician Lyra…

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#axel medellin #carlos dattoli #comic books #Comics #diego yapur #eric campbell #eternal descent #frank frazetta #frank frazettas dawn attack #helloween #jody houser #joe harris #marco lorenzana #michael moreci #opus comics #santi casas

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mueli77 · 4 months

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Review Kurzüberblick (42) [Akte X Staffel 10 Nr. 5 & Spawn Nr. 120]

Neben diversen Marvel Comics lese ich ja auch noch andere Serien. Manche mehr, und manche weniger regelmäßig, bzw. je nachdem wann und wie sie erscheinen. Bei dem heutigen fünften und letzten Akte X-Band hat es immerhin stattliche 5 Jahre gedauert, bis die Reihe zum Abschluss kam, was aber mehreren Umständen geschuldet war. Anders ist es natürlich mit Spawn, der bei Panini einen fast schon…

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#Akte X #Dana Scully #Fox Mulder #Image Comics #Jason Shawn Alexander #Joe Harris #Kurzüberblick #Matthew Dow Smith #Panini Comics #Season 10 #Spawn #Staffel 10 #Szymon Kudranski #The X-Files #Todd McFarlane

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basketballjersey · 6 months

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#joe harris #detroit pistons #nba

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re-readingcomics · 8 months

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Comics Read 08/13- 20/2023

Over this period I of time I read Rockstars written by Joe Harris, art by Megan Hutchison-Cates, colors by Kelly Fitzpatrick, designer Tom Muller, letters by Michael David Thomas, and edited by Shawna Gor. The edition I read this time was Rockstars The Complete Series as published by Vault. Years ago I read the first arc, “Nativity in Black Light”, in the trade paperback as published by Image Comics. I intended to get the second arc’s trade paperback, “Children of the Beast” as published by Image, but somehow missed it. Anyway, I am glad I got this edition as it encouraged by to reread the first arc which I otherwise remember next to nothing about. The page I scanned to illustrate this post, with its myriad references to our world’s rock ’n’ roll icons and legends may be the part I most clearly remember.

A quick search on my tags reveals I have never written about Joe Harris on this blog. This really emphasizes how long it has been since I have read any of his work. I have been writing about all the comic books I read for the better part of four years, and even though I was reading most of what he wrote for a while, none of it was during this time! I first became aware of Harris around 2013, when I was preparing to attend my first New York Comic Con. I went to a signing at Forbidden Planet the same week to get some comic books signed. There were four comic makers there. For some reason I now only remember the two that I was not there to see. One of them was Joe Harris, who at the time was primarily promoting his The X-Files season 10 comics (before the revival meant there was a tenth season of the television show). I have a complicated relationship to TXF. It was the first show I really obsessed over, it’s the first I feel angrily disillusioned over. I’m writing something about it in my other Tumblr for the anniversary. That night, I bought the trade paperback Great Pacific, one of Harris’s other creator owned comics. I liked it a lot and started following his creator owned output. I bring this up because the lead characters of Rockstars, Jackie and Dorothy, have a Mulder and Scully-esque dynamic. Jackie is driven by his family history and seeks answers through mystical uses of cards. Dorothy is a journalist, and seeks answers that she can safely publish. These two character arcs were not really developed enough either of them, but Jackie gets to a more interesting crossroads.

More directly relevant to this book, between reading the first arc the first time and reading this all now, I have steeped myself more in rock ’n’ roll legends than I was doing the first time around. Among other things I watched Brian De Palma’s The Phantom of the Paradise which reminded me about how often Faustian bargains and early death have been staples of rock legends since nearly the beginning. The plane crash that killed Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and “The Big Bopper” J. P. Richardson pretty much solidified this. This event is included in Rockstars, though the way is in questionable taste. (Coincidentally, that plane crash was also important to the plot of a famous episode of TXF.)

The plot of Rockstars, starts with investigating the mysterious deaths of a couple of groupies decades apart. There are ghost gangs of the groupies interfering with the investigation and they tend to be herald by the wrong lyrics of famous songs. The deaths of the murdered ones are related to demonic champions of the bands. Each arc covers a different demon in relation to a different band. The first band is an arch-typical second wave British invasion bad from the 1970s, and the second is arch-typical early hair metal band from the 1980s. I am more familiar with the former than the latter, despite actually living through parts of the 1980s. The plot didn’t really add up for me. But I love a lot of the details in the drawings, nods to famous theories and art. I also am touched by the concept of how generations are bonded because we each go through the same cycles of cultural events. I just wish that Dorothy’s character design wasn’t so close to some of the groupies in flashbacks or ghost form. It was needlessly confusing.

I feel like, of what I have read, the best comic books about loving music are Kieron Gillan and Jamie McKelvie’s Phonogram and The Wicked + The Divine. This isn’t like either of those, and that is a good thing. For all it’s flaws, I wish there was more of it.

#what i’m reading #comic books #comics #image comics #vault comics #RockStars #Joe Harris #Megan Hutchison-Cates #Kelly Fitzpatrick #Tom Muller #Michael David Thomas #Shawna Gor #nycc13 #NYCC memories #The X-Files #Mulder and Scully

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ronnydeschepper · 11 months

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Joe Harris (1943-2003)

Op 1 juni 2003 werd Harris dood aangetroffen in Brugge, meer bepaald in het kanaal Brugge-Oostende. Volgens de politie had hij zelfmoord gepleegd. Later bij de autopsie werd echter vastgesteld dat hij overleden was aan een hartstilstand, aldus Wikipedia. Continue reading Untitled

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#Joe Harris #Udo Jürgens

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anarcho-yorpism · 1 month

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To all the communist transvestites, VOTE👏VON👏HINDENBURG👏

I'm just as radical as you; I'm a proud member of the great Social Democratic Party of Germany! I don't know what the crazy communists are telling you, but Paul von Hindenburg is our only hope to defeat the Nazis. After we elect him, then we can discuss other politics, but this is the BARE MINIMUM, and if you don't vote for him, you clearly have this crazy purity test that'll bring us all to fascism.

I know you might be worried about his "senility" and "failing health", and I know you may not like him because of his push to the right, and I know you may be worried about the brownshirts, and the recent persecution of Dr. Hirschfeld and his work, and maybe you STILL haven't gotten over the whole Rosa Luxemburg stuff,

but none of that really matters! We need to keep the SPD in power, or else Hitler will get in charge! This is the most important and most basic thing you could do to help Germany stay a democracy. In 6 years, then maybe we can find a better candidate, but no matter what you think about von Hindenburg, he's the best shot we have at keeping the fascists out of power. We can totally push him left!

Any vote against von Hindenburg is a vote for Hitler. #Hindenburg1932

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tootern2345 · 5 months

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While their first show, King Leonardo and his Short Subjects credited Treadwell Covington and the Creston/TV Spots staff. 1966’s The Beagles was the only Total TeleVision productions show to credit all of the TTV staff (freelance storyboarders and animation directors sent to gamma included) alongside the supervisors at Gamma Productions (credited as Gamma Studios here)

#total television productions #gamma productions #the beagles #1960’s animation #dark age of animation #w watts biggers #chet stover #joe harris #treadwell covington #animation #classic cartoons #mexican animation industry #new york animation industry #1966 #television

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whosurisold · 5 months

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