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I wrote and drew a new Comics, Everybody! about SUPERGIRL for comicsalliance! jordangibson did a killer job on the colors! I’m really proud of this one, so I hope you check it out and like it! There’s probably way more talking animals in it than you’d expect. http://comicsalliance.com/comics-everybody-the-history-of-supergirl-explained/
Got to color Chris on another Comics, Everybody! This time we focused on Supergirl!
LBFA Presents: Comics, Everybody! - The Histories of Bucky & Jason Todd
Read the rest at Comics Alliance : http://comicsalliance.com/bucky-jason-todd-history/
'LET'S BE FRIENDS AGAIN' PRESENTS: TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE COMICS…
Remember when we did that comic about The Hunger Games back when the first movie came out?
Well here it is again since the new one comes out today!
http://www.letsbefriendsagain.com/2012/04/09/cakes/
I drew AND wrote a very special Wolverine Memorial Edition of Comics, Everybody!
It’s up RIGHT NOW at ComicsAlliance.com!
Also, it was colored by all around great guy and recent houseguest of mine, jordangibson!
Check it out, share it on Facebook, Twitter, Tumblr, Ello, Queequeg, whatever you’re into these days.
I would appreciate that a bunch!
xo ch
As I said earlier on my facebook, "Comic Everybody!" is one of my favorite things in the world.
As I also said on my facebook earlier, Comics Alliance? Fix your byline system! (yes, everytime.) CA Staff didn’t do this and you do this with LBFA inc and friends ALL THE TIME! In a world where you know people don’t give writers and artist proper credit, this needs to stop. (end rant)
What I didn’t say on facebook? Jordan Gibson killed it on the coloring.
Seriously, these just get better and better.
If you haven’t seen cartoonist/writer Chris Haley’s work you should get on that! STAT! And go buy some! The only thing better then seeing it online is seeing it in person.
COMICS, EVERYBODY! THE HISTORY OF STAR-LORD EXPLAINED
By Chris Haley
With the still-can’t-believe-they-actually-made-this-one Guardians of the Galaxy opening this weekend, it’s time again to break down the convoluted history of comics in the recurring feature we call Comics, Everybody! Courtesy of cartoonist Chris Haley of Let’s Be Friends Again and colorist Jordan Gibson, the subject of this edition has an uncommonly strong claim to the title of unlikely hero. Or at least, unlikely movie star. That’s right, we’re talking about Star-Lord, the Marvel Comics space hero created by Steve Englehart and Steve Gan.
Whether you’re new to Guardians and Star-Lord and curious to learn more about his ridiculous history or you’re a hardcore Marvel nerd looking to Um-Actually this feature into oblivion, you’ll be sure to enjoy this special tribute to the galaxy’s newly famous nobody.
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I drew AND wrote my first Comics, Everybody! for comicsalliance!
It’s about Star-Lord! (From that movie your hopefully going to go see this weekend!)
jordangibson colored it!
Writing one of these by myself was something I didn’t think I’d ever be able to do, but here we are.
I hope you’ll go to ComicsAlliance.com and check it out!
And I hope you like it.
And I hope you tell them you like it.
And I hope you tell your friends to check it out.
Look, I’m hoping for a lot here, I know.
xo ch
This is a funny and concise summary of comics canon for Star-Lord, but it might (like, biiiiig might here) be spoiler-y so maybe wait to read it until after you see GotG? Oh, and definitely see the movie. It’s a blast. And then definitely read this Comics, Everybody! because it’ll make you giggle.
Comics, Everybody: The History of Magneto Explained!
With X-Men: Days Of Future Past having just eclipsed some amazingly huge number of ticket sales around the world, it’s time again to break down the convoluted history of comics in the recurring feature we call Comics, Everybody! Created by Eugene Ahn (aka Adam WarRock) and Chris Haley of Let’s Be Friends Again and colorist Jessica Marrs, the subject of this edition is the always dapper mutant master of magnetism, Magneto.
Whether you’re new to Magneto and curious to learn more about his history or you’re a hardcore X-Men nerd looking to Um-Actually this feature into oblivion, you’ll be sure to enjoy this special tribute to Marvel’s mutant revolutionary.
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We did a new COMICS, EVERYBODY! about MAGNETO!
Check it out!
Tell your friends!
Validate our continued existence!
Wrong stuff in that comic, let me count them:
1- comics adult Magneto pictured with brown hair NOPE. He had white hair in A Fire in the Night which portrays the death of his daughter Anya.
2- “revealing their mutant powers” NOPE they had HYPOTHETICAL discussions about HYPOTHETICAL mutants that could, maybe exist, whatdyaknow. But they did keep getting in debates on the topic. (And when they do show one another’s power, Magneto is very quickly MAGNETO AWAY so there was no time for discussion)
3- “due to his respect and relationship with Xavier” well that’s a way to put it, but there was more to it (such as believing he had inadvertently killed Kitty Pryde in #150, his relationship with Forrester Lee, the effect of being aged down then aged up & so on).
4- …. not even bothering to explain why he left the X-Men the first time and just jumping to Fatal Attraction - and saying that removing Wolverine’s adamantium was the big deal in Fatal Attraction rather than the earth wide EMP that had hundreds to thousands casualties >_>
5- *sighs* Yes I do also remember when Comics, everybody was funny but including the Xorn panel does not make this funny and isn’t pertinent to magneto on account of the retcon.
6- … skipping over Genosha and House of M.
You know that was a very shitty summary of the character history is what I’m saying.
Well, shit, we tried.
We always end up having to leave things out, as that’s just kind of the nature of trying to super-condense a lotta years of story into a small space, but we’re sorry if the parts we left out were parts you’d rather we have mentioned.
Euge and I must have read Fatal Attractions a million combined times as a kid and literally Wolverine getting his adamantium pulled out of him is the only thing I remember from it, so yeah, I don’t feel bad at all about acting like that was the most important thing that happened.
Also, we’re not perfect. We check Wikipedia and Marvel Wiki and ask friends and use our own memories and try to get stuff as right as we can, but we can only do the best we can.
As to whether they’re funny or not, all we can do is try to make each other laugh when we’re working on them and hope for the best.
That’s a bummer if you didn’t like it, but hopefully you’ll like the next one better.
We’re trying our best.
best wishes, ch
Dude, you shouldn’t feel obligated to defensively respond to a nerdrage rant from a big Magneto fangirl like me because you’re telling her favourite character’s story Wrong on the Internet. I really hadn’t expected an answer.
Err, you’re probably right about Fatal Attraction (in term of how the story is framed, cuz it was a pretty shitty event and also comics always care more about shit that happen to characters the audience knows & love than to what happens to countless anonymous people who are just thrown in for the shock value).
I still think it’s sad to not even mention Genosha in a history of Mags, and Hair is Serious Business and his were totally white during Fire in the Night. The rest of my criticisms were, frankly speaking, very nitpicky. I like being nitpicky about the characters I love, because what’s the point of being a nerd of one isn’t super nitpicky?
I read a lot of those comics of yours back when I first got into reading comics and found them extremely fun and informative at the same time. So, thanks for that.And you damn right I hope I’ll like the next one better!
Yeah, I’m honestly not mad, and 1000% support your right to be as nitpicky as you want about what you love, I’m just trying to be honest about where things are coming from on our end.
These things are hard to put together and the writing sessions for them must sound like domestic situations to the neighbors when Euge and I are working on them, because we both get so loud/worked up/excited about them.
I will say I knew the hair thing was wrong, but our colorist did such a good job on everything I didn’t want to tell her to change it, and I didn’t think anyone would care. That was CLEARLY my mistake.
Comics, Everybody: The History of Magneto Explained!
With X-Men: Days Of Future Past having just eclipsed some amazingly huge number of ticket sales around the world, it’s time again to break down the convoluted history of comics in the recurring feature we call Comics, Everybody! Created by Eugene Ahn (aka Adam WarRock) and Chris Haley of Let’s Be Friends Again and colorist Jessica Marrs, the subject of this edition is the always dapper mutant master of magnetism, Magneto.
Whether you’re new to Magneto and curious to learn more about his history or you’re a hardcore X-Men nerd looking to Um-Actually this feature into oblivion, you’ll be sure to enjoy this special tribute to Marvel’s mutant revolutionary.
READ MORE
We did a new COMICS, EVERYBODY! about MAGNETO!
Check it out!
Tell your friends!
Validate our continued existence!
Wrong stuff in that comic, let me count them:
1- comics adult Magneto pictured with brown hair NOPE. He had white hair in A Fire in the Night which portrays the death of his daughter Anya.
2- “revealing their mutant powers” NOPE they had HYPOTHETICAL discussions about HYPOTHETICAL mutants that could, maybe exist, whatdyaknow. But they did keep getting in debates on the topic. (And when they do show one another’s power, Magneto is very quickly MAGNETO AWAY so there was no time for discussion)
3- “due to his respect and relationship with Xavier” well that’s a way to put it, but there was more to it (such as believing he had inadvertently killed Kitty Pryde in #150, his relationship with Forrester Lee, the effect of being aged down then aged up & so on).
4- …. not even bothering to explain why he left the X-Men the first time and just jumping to Fatal Attraction - and saying that removing Wolverine’s adamantium was the big deal in Fatal Attraction rather than the earth wide EMP that had hundreds to thousands casualties >_>
5- *sighs* Yes I do also remember when Comics, everybody was funny but including the Xorn panel does not make this funny and isn’t pertinent to magneto on account of the retcon.
6- … skipping over Genosha and House of M.
You know that was a very shitty summary of the character history is what I’m saying.
Well, shit, we tried.
We always end up having to leave things out, as that’s just kind of the nature of trying to super-condense a lotta years of story into a small space, but we’re sorry if the parts we left out were parts you’d rather we have mentioned.
Euge and I must have read Fatal Attractions a million combined times as a kid and literally Wolverine getting his adamantium pulled out of him is the only thing I remember from it, so yeah, I don’t feel bad at all about acting like that was the most important thing that happened.
Also, we’re not perfect. We check Wikipedia and Marvel Wiki and ask friends and use our own memories and try to get stuff as right as we can, but we can only do the best we can.
As to whether they’re funny or not, all we can do is try to make each other laugh when we’re working on them and hope for the best.
That’s a bummer if you didn’t like it, but hopefully you’ll like the next one better.
We’re trying our best.
best wishes, ch
I found this awesome GIF courtesy of chocochuy over at an awesome scans_daily post.
Images from the equally awesome webcomic, Comics, Everybody! by Curt Franklin and Chris Haley.
COMICS, EVERYBODY: THE HISTORY OF SPIDER-MAN EXPLAINED
By Let’s Be Friends Again
With The Amazing Spider-Man 2 having swiftly swung into cinemas worldwide, it’s time again to break down the convoluted history of comics in the recurring segment we call Comics, Everybody! Created by Eugene Ahn, AKA Adam WarRock and artist Chris Haley of the webcomic Let’s Be Friends Again (with colors by Jessica Marrs), today’s subject is everybody’s favorite webslinger, your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.
Whether you’re new to Spider-Man and interested to learn more about his history or you’re a hardcore Spider-Fan looking to laugh at his tangled web of continuity, you can read on to smile spectacularly.
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Welcome back to Webcomic of the Month and this month we have a long time favorite of mine, Let’s Be Friends Again! Currently it isn’t updating but I hope that hiatus ends sooner than later. Since it’s not updating right now though it falls under great comics that aren’t active. Hope that title goes away…
I wrote about Let’s Be Friends Again!
Happy Mother's Day from Let's Be Friends Again!
It’s gotta be tough to be a super-hero relation. Their lives are constantly defined by the dramatic events surrounding them and that usually means the fam is in the crosshairs.
So, kiss your mom if you got her, and keep all those crime fighters in your thoughts. They got it rough sometimes.
LBFA - Behind the Scenes: How to make a “Comics, Everybody!” for @comicsalliance. Phase 1.
We do our best to fit 50+ years of Spider-Man into 8 panels!
No room for Kraven’s Last Hunt, but we did find a way to sneak dancing Tobey Maguire in there.
Come check it out!
Be sure to tell us everything we “forgot” in the comments!
THE HISTORY OF ROCKET RACCOON EXPLAINED
It’s time again to break down the convoluted history of comics in the recurring segment we call Comics, Everybody! Created by Eugene Ahn, AKA Adam WarRock and artist Chris Haley of the webcomic Let’s Be Friends Again (and colors by Jessica Marrs), today’s subject is an anthropomorphic alien who is sure to steal the show in Marvel’s upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy film: Rocket Raccoon.
Who is he? How did he join the Guardians of the Galaxy? How did he work his way into a feature film? Read on to find out.
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oh man, I helped make this!
Hey!
We did a new COMICS, EVERYBODY!
This one is (obviously) about ROCKET RACCOON!
We hope you enjoy it!
If you do, leave a comment saying as much over there at ComicsAlliance!
Maybe reblog this or tweet about it and share it with your internet friends?
Did you know that kind of thing is helpful to us? Well, it is!
Also, check out the great job Jessica did on colors!
best wishes, Team LBFA
