Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Shogun Warriors: Comic-Books (Marvel; 1979)
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Great series of posts on Shogun Warriors, I actually had no idea that Marvel ran a series of comics based on these robots, and that they had crossovers with superheroes.
ReplyDeleteI think it's great that at least with "Pacific Rim" we're experiencing a revival of the mecha/kaiju genres (there's a new Godzilla coming out in May after all) what do you think of these?
I also think it's great that writers like you keep reminding us of the awesomeness of the past.
Regards John,
This was a magnificent comic book series. Thank you for posting this.
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