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Armored Core: Asset Management
The anthology comic Strange Adventures 128 was published with a cover date of May 1961. The tales involved aliens and robots. The "Come Home Free Earth" took place in 1947 and 1961. The Star Hawkins section took place in 2081. The issue was the only non-JLA tale to feature Kalanor. ("The Man With the Electronic Brain", "Come Home Free Earth", "Star Hawkins: The Case of the Robot Detective", Strange Adventures 128, DC Comic Event)
New York Comic Con is happening right now, and there’s exciting Warhammer news.
Warhammer 40,000 is in safe hands with this partnership. Dave was responsible for one of the first ever Warhammer animations, the iconic introduction to the original Warhammer 40,000: Dawn of War game. He shared a few words with us on his emotional return to the 41st Millennium:
“Twenty years ago, I directed my first Warhammer trailer for Dawn of War – in fact, it might have been my first trailer I've ever directed. Hard to remember that far back. “Now, two decades later, returning to this universe feels like coming home, and it's been a deeply personal homecoming. I lost my father while we were writing this episode. I received the call during a writing session with Games Workshop. The themes of legacy and control that we explore in the story resonate with that loss, making this one of the most meaningful projects I’ve ever worked on. “Being part of something as vast and beloved as Warhammer is both a privilege and a responsibility. These worlds, these characters – they don’t belong to me or to anyone else out here in LA who borrows them for an ephemeral moment. They belong to the teams in the creative dens and factory floors in Nottingham, who share what they build with a passionate fanbase that has kept this universe thriving for four decades. “All I hope is that we’ve made them and you proud — and maybe, wherever he is, my old man too.”
Dave Wilson, Supervising Director of Secret Level | Director Warhammer 40,000 Episode.
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Episode set to arrive December 10th, with Clive Standen returning as Lt Titus! Set after the end of Space Marine 2.
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Joni Mitchell: I was what was known as a "late Dylan fan". At one time I was almost anti-Dylan, and I made a lot of enemies going around saying it... I thought he was putting me on, I couldn't accept him. It's a trait of mine. I used to be more outspoken; now I'm more noncommittal until I really figure out what they are saying. The thing was I shared no experience with Dylan at that time, so the thing was, I thought that a lot of his stuff. . . the things I thought were ambiguous and were not written honestly, I find out now were just the things I had no idea of at the time. So as I experience some of his experiences, or bring some of my experiences to his music. . . it's like I always thought Shakespeare was really wordy and weird, right until I went to Stratford and saw a man who recited Shakespeare like it was really 20th century. It lost all that super-drama stuff that really turned me off, and it flowed like 20th century English, and I understood it. So it's the same thing with Dylan; now every time I listen to him, the things that I thought were just words for word's sake make sense to me.
by Sankey Phillips and Dave Wilson
ZigZag (Magazine)
February 1977
Photo By Joel Bernstein
Dave Wilson.