Real names: Unknown
Years active: 1958 to early 60's
Back with Shock, same station as David Allen. Yeah, this time they went with a proper mad scientist and his pet caveman. Sadly that seems to be the only thing I can find on them
Real names: Unknown
Years active: 1958 to early 60's
Back with Shock, same station as David Allen. Yeah, this time they went with a proper mad scientist and his pet caveman. Sadly that seems to be the only thing I can find on them
The Mad Ghoul (1943) dir. James Hogan, Universal Pictures Company, Inc.
Real name: David Allan
Years active: 1957-???
So back again for a look at horror hosts. This year we'll be kicking off with Ohio. Shock aired on WKBN-Channel 27 in Youngstown in 1957. He left after a year. All I was able to find about him was a floating head surrounded by mist. He would be replaced with the more visually interesting Alexander and Troggy.
The Daughter of Dr. Jekyll (1957) dir. Edgar G. Ullmer, Film Ventures
And we're back with terror and technocolor. Although this film is black and white.
"War of the Dinobots", The Transformers, November 24 1984.
And thus we end another feature here at Geekademia.
"The Next Best Thing to Being There" the Transformers#9 (November 1985) with credits to Bob Budiansky (script), Ricardo Villamonte (pencils), Brad Joyce (inks), Nelson Yomtov (colors), Janice Chiang (letters), and Mike Carlin (editor)
Given this is the end of the comic reviews, seems funny we end with the introduction of Devastator.
Downshift
Well, this is the last character lookback for 2021. And we have the Paul Blart of the Transformers