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where’s that post that’s something like “you never get over a terrible show that gets great for one glorious moment but then never is again”
this is how i feel about jack deth and his time family in the 1991 low budget sci-fi movie trancers 2
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"If I catch you in L.A. again, I don't care if you're a kid, an old lady, or a kitty cat -- I'm gonna kick your ass!"
Telma Hopkins as Engineer Raines in TRANCERS – 1984
y'all ever watch the Trancers series?
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Trancers II (1991)
Dollman Kills the Full Moon Universe comes to a conclusion with the final installment in the comic book miniseries. The sixth issue finds Dollman battling Trancers.
This is particularly interesting because Tim Thomerson portrayed both the titular tiny space-cop in Dollman and the Trancers franchise’s lead, time-traveling rogue police officer Jack Death.
The comic is written by Brockton McKinney and Shawn Gabborin and features artwork by Daniel Pascual. Previous installments in the miniseries involved Demonic Toys, Puppet Master, Doctor Mordid, Killjoy, and Bad Channels, among others.
Dollman Kills the Full Moon Universe #6 has two cover variants by Daniel Pascual and Jason Strutz. They’re available for $3.99 each from Full Moon Comix, as well as in comic shops now.
