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| Mr. T's triumphant return by bombMexico 02/16/2005, 11:53am PST | ||||
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to comic books.
“It’s an all-new take on Mr.T, and people can enjoy it whether or not they’re already familiar with this real-life hero,” said Bunting. “There’ll be action, adventure, and more than a few surprises. Surprises? Complex T ain’t. I’d be surprised if Mr. T goes an issue without screaming and punching things. Also: pointing. When asked how involved he is personally in the comic book: "Very involved hahahhaahahajesus. “This FOOL ain’t screaming enuff! And here, how can T be taken seriously if he ain’t jabbing his finger to make his point?” I hope he says I PITY DA FOOL once or twice in the comic, I dunno tho. “Mr.T is the ultimate iconic entertainer!” APC publisher Rich Emms exclaimed. “Excited?! Oh yeah, we’re excited! This is the biggest thing to happen for a UK comic company in decades, maybe ever! It’s also huge for the comic industry the world over!” OH YEAH! IM EXCITED ABOUT NEW PURPLESAURUS REX! Ok, there’s being a tad overzealous and then there’s making your own country look like the saddest thing ever. At this point I’m hoping McDonalds Hamburglar comics get imported so these poor folk have something, anything to read. and yeah, im not sure where this goes. comic books are books right? even this is better than another harry potter thread tho. |
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Mr. T's triumphant return by 02/16/2005, 11:53am PST  Re: Mr. T's triumphant return by 02/16/2005, 3:03pm PST I also meant to say: Alan Moore, Neil Gaiman and Grant Morrison by 02/16/2005, 5:49pm PST Can you think of anyone else who Mr. T is better than? NT by 02/17/2005, 7:29am PST PUNCHING YOU IN THE HEAD WITH MY IRISH FIST by 02/16/2005, 6:54pm PST |
