Does this mean the RGB comic will get reprinted?


by missjanine1

22 years ago

Once again, Doc Fritz beats me to mentioning something (the Peoplebusters/Epimetheus storyline). I mean, they're reprinted RALPH SNART, of all things! :-O (*_*)

DF, I remember reading your letters years ago and being struck by how intelligent they were. An E/J shipper even then. Just reread them to refresh my memory. Who knew I'd actually “meet” you one day?

by DocFritz

22 years ago

And you probably noticed one of the editors complaining about how long they were…

Looking at the lengths of some of my posts here and back on GBN, that doesn't seem to have changed much either (^_^) :p

by missjanine1

22 years ago

Nope. But who cares?

by Ludicris

22 years ago

Fritz: what issue were you in?

by EgonsBabe

22 years ago

He was in 22, 24 and one of the issues in VOL. 2 but I forget the number. Am I right so far?

by DocFritz

22 years ago

Vol 2 No.1 actually (I wrote them a letter when they announced they were going to start publishing again, before the books even came out :-) Gadfrey, I'm such a geek)

(Amazed EgonsBabe is paying any attention)

by cj1

22 years ago

So that was your letter!

by EgonsBabe

22 years ago

No my good doctor, I just have a sharp-as-a-tack memory.

by Jonny_utah5

21 years, 12 months ago

i know that this might be a shot in the dark but i used to buy the RGB comics and distinctly remember the latter ones being a bit darker in tone. there was one with some ninjas in. does anyone remember this or is it just me??

by DocFritz

21 years, 11 months ago

Gimpston
i know that this might be a shot in the dark but i used to buy the RGB comics and distinctly remember the latter ones being a bit darker in tone. there was one with some ninjas in. does anyone remember this or is it just me??

Hm…I may have to recheck…but off the top of my head, the only ninjas I remember were three culists who dressed as ninjas in their quest to revive “The Nameless One” in RGB#5. One of them was rather round, and there were numerous “fat ninja” jokes.

Actually, the darkest ones in tone were near the middle of Volume 1: issues 9-11, released in early 1989. “The Father Thing Trilogy” featured a rather nasty demon named Astorath, his wicked-cool sorcerer henchman Mister Blaque, and most of the people on Earth getting turned into monsters at one point. It's generally considered the finest story the comic ever did, and it's grim tone puts it right up there with TV episodes like “Ragnarok and Roll”