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First Look at Dark Horse Comic

Comicbook.com has the first look at the MST3K comic book from Dark Horse. It’s due out in September. Details here.

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  1. Dr. Z says:

    Can’t wait! This is gonna be fun….gawd those covers really pop! Gonna have it get one of each!!!

       3 likes

  2. Hmm! These Are Good Hot Dogs! says:

    So they talk over the old pulp horror comics? Cause that would be swell.

       4 likes

  3. Lisa H. says:

    Seems like it might be difficult to lay things out without umpteen speech bubbles mucking things up. Well, I’ll give it a shot!

       1 likes

  4. So, if it’s Dark Horse, will it get a cheap 90’s film version, like The Mask, Mystery Men or Dr. Giggles?

       1 likes

  5. mst3kme says:

    Ignore Eric J’s nonsensical ramblings.

    Check out this photo of Kevin’s new dog, Vida.

    https://mobile.twitter.com/kwmurphy/status/1005199071211028480/photo/1

       12 likes

  6. An MST3K comic book finally? I wonder if this means we’ll see the MST3K CD-ROM? I kid, I kid. But we will be seeing the MST3K on Ice show, right?

       9 likes

  7. Yeti of Great Danger says:

    mst3kme:
    Ignore Eric J’s nonsensical ramblings.

    Check out this photo of Kevin’s new dog, Vida.

    https://mobile.twitter.com/kwmurphy/status/1005199071211028480/photo/1

    Nice. Good Humphrey vibe.

       7 likes

  8. Johnny Drama says:

    Both covers pre-ordered at my local comic shop!

       0 likes

  9. nomad says:

    Finally! A comic book I want to read!!!

    Might be time to update the Amazing Colossal Episode Guide, too!

       5 likes

  10. Mr. Sack says:

    The Original EricJ
    So, if it’s Dark Horse, will it get a cheap 90’s film version, like The Mask, Mystery Men or Dr. Giggles?

    mst3kme:
    Ignore Eric J’s nonsensical ramblings.

    Actually, that’s quite a clever joke. Dark Horse took advantage of the comic movie boom started by 1989’s Batman to get several of its comic properties turned into films, many of them cheaply made (or at least cheap looking, though The Mask was quite well received for its expensive CGI at the time). Dr. Giggles, a common MST3K riff in the early 90s, received a comic adaptation from Dark Horse. The joke he’s making is that MST3K already had a cheap 90s film made, they were just missing a Dark Horse comic to adapt from, and now, 22 years later, that mistake has been corrected.

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  11. Mr. Sack: Actually, that’s quite a clever joke.Dark Horse took advantage of the comic movie boom started by 1989’s Batman to get several of its comic properties turned into films, many of them cheaply made (or at least cheap looking, though The Mask was quite well received for its expensive CGI at the time).Dr. Giggles, a common MST3K riff in the early 90s, received a comic adaptation from Dark Horse.

    Wait, wasn’t Dr. Giggles based ON a William-Gaines-esque Dark Horse horror-comic homage?
    And then, of course, there was Disney’s “The Rocketeer”, Jamie Lee Curtis fighting alien robots in “Virus”, Jean-Claude van Damme beating up Ron Silver in “Timecop”, and they wanted to do their “Aliens vs. Predator” comic movie themselves, but that would mean going up against Fox’s Mighty Franchises.

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