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Dinosaurs for hire

Posted: Sun Feb 08, 2004 19:03 -0700
by The Punisher
Does anyone remember that comic book or the video game?

Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2004 9:29 -0700
by Bad Mr. Sushi
Ugh, If I remember right I do. That came out about the same time as Leanord Nimoy's immortals correct? Or is that another one I'm thinking of? I quickly lost interest in dinosaur comics and cartoons when "T-REX" came out, the weird robo-cop/Ninja turtles cartoon came out.

I was so disheartend by it.

Now was this the comic with somekind of bounty hunting T-Rex and a trike named Able, or Abby or something?

Posted: Mon Feb 09, 2004 15:54 -0700
by Stan Sakai
I remember those guys. The comics were from Malibu, around mid-80'2 or early 90's. I didn't know they were turned into a video game.

Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2004 20:57 -0700
by The Punisher
Yep, it is for the Genesis

Posted: Fri Mar 05, 2004 21:01 -0700
by The Punisher
I just want to know what ever happened to characters like them or Panda Khan.

Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2004 16:05 -0700
by Todd Shogun
Does anyone know what happened to Hepcats and Albedo?

Posted: Tue Mar 09, 2004 8:54 -0700
by Stan Sakai
Todd Shogun wrote:Does anyone know what happened to Hepcats and Albedo?
Hepcat's Martin Wagner has dropped out of sight. Albedo is supposedly still being published, though an issue hasn't come out in quite a while.

There is a kung-fu panda series being animated. It's not Panda Khan, though.

Hep-Cats

Posted: Thu Mar 11, 2004 11:54 -0700
by Steven Hubbell
Stan,
Was the pin-up you did for Hep Cats ever published? I forget were I heard you were doing one but I was never able to find the issue it appeared in...
Thanks...

Posted: Sat Mar 13, 2004 17:42 -0700
by The Punisher
Whatever happeded to Boris the bear?

Re: Hep-Cats

Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2004 5:58 -0700
by Stan Sakai
Steven Hubbell wrote:Stan,
Was the pin-up you did for Hep Cats ever published? I forget were I heard you were doing one but I was never able to find the issue it appeared in...
Thanks...
Antarctic Press was scheduled to publish Hep Cats--an ongoing series as well as reprinting the original. Martin contacted me about doing a pin-up for one of the issues. It was immediately after I sent the art to the publisher that Martin dropped out of sight. Even AP did not know what happened.

The art was never published, though the original was returned.

Re: Hep-Cats

Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2004 18:35 -0700
by Steven Hubbell
Stan Sakai wrote:
Antarctic Press was scheduled to publish Hep Cats--an ongoing series as well as reprinting the original. Martin contacted me about doing a pin-up for one of the issues. It was immediately after I sent the art to the publisher that Martin dropped out of sight. Even AP did not know what happened.

The art was never published, though the original was returned.
I guess that explains why I could never find the issue with your pin-up
Thanks,
Abayo[/quote]

Re: Hep-Cats

Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2004 18:37 -0700
by steven hubbell
Stan Sakai wrote:
Steven Hubbell wrote:Stan,
Was the pin-up you did for Hep Cats ever published? I forget were I heard you were doing one but I was never able to find the issue it appeared in...
Thanks...
Antarctic Press was scheduled to publish Hep Cats--an ongoing series as well as reprinting the original. Martin contacted me about doing a pin-up for one of the issues. It was immediately after I sent the art to the publisher that Martin dropped out of sight. Even AP did not know what happened.

The art was never published, though the original was returned.
I guess that explains why I could never find the issue with your pin-up
Thanks,
Abayo

panda

Posted: Sun Mar 14, 2004 18:44 -0700
by jbirdistheword
yup there is a new animated movie coming out called "Master P, the kung-fu panda"
adam sandler is the lead voice