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"Were-shark" by Eric Holmes and his son Chris, in Alarums & Excursions 13, July 15, 1976. Eric and Chris wrote up a number of stories from their D&D adventures for A&E, often illustrated by Chris. The following year saw the publication of the first Basic D&D set edited by Holmes, with his sample dungeon below Zenopus' tower and Portown also containing a sea cave with a beach, 2 boats, and a monster in the water.
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Transformers: Mosaic #507 - "Overwatch"
Originally posted on June 18th, 2010
Story - Eric Holmes Art - Kris Smith Colours, Letters - Lo Baker Edits - Shaun Knowler
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wada sez: The strip after this one, easily the most notable Mosaic strip published, was explicitly released to celebrate the third anniversary of the Mosaic project—so I reckon it was intentional that this one was timed to coincide. Recognise the name Eric Holmes? That’s the writer of Megatron Origin! There’s no connection beyond that, however, with this being a straightforward standalone little character vignette inspired by Red Alert’s original Budiansky profile.
Black Mask Concept Art for Arkham Origins
"Black Mask is one of the more practical villains that Batman faces. He doesn't create quirky challenges or mandate obscure tests - Roman Sionis wants to do business. His clothing represents his status and his realistic approach - He's enormously wealthy and he's the top dog."
No matter how tempting an alternate (and seemingly better) reality may seem. What we have now should be our focus.
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(Hopefully by this point you’ve finished all episodes of ‘The Good Fight’ until the season 4 opener, the kind of person who isn’t bothered by spoilers, or are just deciding if you still want to keep watching.)
That last one got me in a mood to do Transformers stuff. Sooooooooo have some Megatron.
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Transformers: Mosaic #662 - "The Lost Patrol"
Originally posted on September 24th, 2012
Story - Eric Holmes Art - Matt C. Adams Colours - Joana Lafuente Letters - Josh van Reyk Edits - Shaun Knowler
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wada sez: Just before the project bows out, here’s one last strip by Megatron Origin writer Eric Holmes. Maybe you missed Razorclaw hiding in the back of panel six... along with a naked tree lady! She’s a cameo of Lafuente's unrelated OC "Treesha", included by Adams to try and entice Lafuente into coloring the strip; evidently she agreed.
Eric Holmes is a racist. If you are wondering. How do I know he is? I overheard him make racist jokes at the Big Stone Gap Virginia Dollar G
"Yesterday's" Comic> Transformers: Megatron Origin #2
BW's "Yesterday's" Comic> Transformers: Megatron Origin #2
You couldn’t afford a simple rope or cable? They use less Energon, you know. Like zero. Transformers: Megatron Origin #2 IDW Publishing (July, 2007) WRITER: Eric Holmes ARTISTS: Alex Milne & Marcelo Matere COLORIST: Josh Perez LETTERER: Chris Mowry & Robbie Robbins EDITOR: Chris Ryall (more…)
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