The Transmigration of ULTRA-Lad!
by Joe Infurnari
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Posted by: Tim Hamilton
07:51am / Oct 27, 2008
Hmmmm.
Robot bugs too.

Page one is an undiscovered country of fickle wisdom!
Posted by: Joe Infurnari
12:15am / Oct 28, 2008
What gallant wordplay, fair ballerina of the keypad! Humbled am I that your delicious typographical dance be to the tune of thoughts inspired by my undeserving labor. Copious quantities of gratitude be extended to you for your generous slathering of praise upon yonder edifices of graphic fiction! Good day, sir!
Posted by: Steve Fuentes
05:47pm / Oct 27, 2008
HAHA wow! Didn't expect that kind of carnage.
Posted by: Joe Infurnari
12:17am / Oct 28, 2008
Ah, the innocence of youth. Your rose colored glasses will be trampled by this comic's gratuitous violence!
Posted by: Michel Fiffe
11:11pm / Oct 27, 2008
Computer monitors should be the size of garage doors so as to present your pages with the space it deserves.

I had a dream that I owned one of you Ulta-lad original pencil pages. I think I had stolen it, though.

Haha! Oh, dreams!
Posted by: Joe Infurnari
12:21am / Oct 28, 2008
I think I heard internet chatter about an Apple Studio display. Of course, the studio referred to it being the size of a studio apartment. Would that suffice?

Well, I've often thought with your recent scanning and posting of hard to find comic art, that you could easily become a historian of sorts. You have an obvious love of this medium informed by a sharp eye, Mike. Perhaps a penciled page could be in your future.

Thanks for your comment, Mike. I always appreciate your input.
Posted by: Dean Haspiel
11:45am / Oct 28, 2008
Like how BRAWL paid homage to Marvel's TALES TO ASTONISH and TALES OF SUSPENSE by mashing the psychotronic comix of PANORAMA with BILLY DOGMA, I'd love to see a monthly 2-man book featuring ULTRA-Lad! with Cavallaro's LOVIATHAN.

Throw in Fraser's LILLY MACKENZIE with Hamilton's ADVENTURES OF THE FLOATING ELEPHANT and we'll have our Trifecta of Awesome.
Posted by: Joe Infurnari
01:38am / Oct 29, 2008
I'd love that too!

Mmmmm…Trifecta of Awesome. That's way better than a Duodenum of Yuck! I'll take it!

Thanks for your comment and support, Dean.
Posted by: Mike Cavallaro
01:22am / Oct 29, 2008
The people are afraid to be eaten by the robot dinosaur, but once inside, what they find is a magical dreamland where they can play as children again, free from the worries of the world.

RIGHT?


... right???
Posted by: Joe Infurnari
01:41am / Oct 29, 2008
Exactly right! The Robo-Dragosaur is like a living stomping, chomping fountain of youthful bliss! Hop in! Your failed and miserable lives will wash away to reveal your true, unblemished gleaming bottom! YAY!

Thanks, Mike!