Mouse Guard and Motor City Comic Con!

[MikeM]

On Saturday, May 17th I made the trip down to the Novi Comic Con. Once again it was a great time. I spoke with Billy Tucci (he always has great stories) and even met Chris Claremont of Marvel/X-Men fame. My two favourite items from the con though that I took home? The Mouse Guard print that I picked up and I got David Petersen to sign my Mouse Guard Hard Cover. He even did a little sketch in it for me. Very friendly guy and he knows his He-man and the Masters of the Universe.

MikeM

[Space Wolf]

I just finished reading Mouse Guard and I absolutely loved that book. It was excellent.

[Stan Sakai]

...and he knows his He-man and the Masters of the Universe.

I did not know that. I worked on a bunch of the He-Man in-pack comics for Mattel back in the 80's-early 09's.

[MikeM]

Really? I didn't know that. When I was young I had so many of those. They were one of my first exposures to comic books. Man, I loved that cartoon when I was a kid.

MikeM

[Space Wolf]

Were those the little comic books that came with the figures?

[Jet_Jaguar]

I'd love to see a Sergio Aragones He-Man comic. Did he ever do any? Maybe he can do Groo Vs. He-Man after he finishes Groo Vs. Conan.

[Stan Sakai]

Were those the little comic books that came with the figures?

Yes. Those were the ones. Some of the other people who worked on those are Dave Stevens, Bruce Timm, Mike Sekowsky, and Alfredo Alcala.

[Space Wolf]

I seem to remember hearing Dave Stevens working on one of those.

I had He-Man toys as a kid and therefore some of those comics. I wonder which ones I had? Wow, if only the little boy version of me then knew to hold onto them I might have them now to look back on.

That's pretty cool that you worked on them, Sensei, and same with Dave Stevens.

[Space Wolf]

I'd love to see a Sergio Aragones He-Man comic. Did he ever do any? Maybe he can do Groo Vs. He-Man after he finishes Groo Vs. Conan.

There is going to be a Groo VS Conan book? I didn't know that, that's a cool idea.

[Jet_Jaguar]

There is going to be a Groo VS Conan book? I didn't know that, that's a cool idea.

http://www.publishersweekly.com/article/CA6491594.html

"While the creative team is celebrating the milestone, they are hard at work on a number of upcoming book projects. Two intriguing crossovers have been approved: a Tarzan and Groo teamup and, most interestingly, a Conan and Groo battle. "Groo is a champion and Conan is a champion. So who's going to win?" Aragonés asks with a laugh."

[Space Wolf]

Sounds pretty cool!

[Stan Sakai]

Wow, if only the little boy version of me then knew to hold onto them I might have them now to look back on.

Here at the Dojo, we do our best to please:

http://www.he-man.org/primary_sects/com ... ndex.shtml

[Thomas Froehling]

<Sigh> ...and now, Sensei, do you have the faintest idea which of those stories you've been working on? I mean, for a unfortunately-not-being-teen-anymore like myself it's pretty hard to go through all of those mini-comics looking for your work....

[Space Wolf]

Wow, if only the little boy version of me then knew to hold onto them I might have them now to look back on.

Here at the Dojo, we do our best to please:

http://www.he-man.org/primary_sects/com ... ndex.shtml

Wow, thank you! Do these ever bring me back! Which one did you work on?

[Stan Sakai]

Which one did you work on?

I worked on a bunch when Mattel did it themselves. DC comics packaged these books before I was involved. I worked on so many, that I've forgotten which ones. They were pretty much very similar, and done very quickly. Most of those I worked on had credits telling who the writer, penciller, inker, colorist, and letterer was.