Comic Book Cover, DC COMICS, STAR TREK: THE NEXT GENERATION.
On this cover illustration, I collaborated with my friend, Jason Palmer. He penciled Geordi's portrait, and the alien boy. Then I inked over that, adding skin scales to the boy's face, and china marker, and opaque white gouache effects. The spatter was achieved with an old toothbrush.
The one I found most disappointing was the episode where he and Ensign Ro were phased out of our plane of reality by a Romulan device. Great episode, though fraught with logistic problems. The BIGGEST logic boo-boo was Geordi. He was always creating holo-girlfriends, yet here he was trapped in another dimension with a flesh-and-blood Bajoran hottie, touching and hugging... and he didn't make a MOVE!!! LOL!!! STOOPID!!!
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"Get three coffins ready." BLAM! KaPOW! BANG! BLAM! "My mistake. Four coffins."
Yeah. I always wonder when people are 'phased', and they can walk through solid objects, what prevents them from going through the floor? Does gravity have no effect on them, and they move by sheer will power!? Still a good episode.
I liked the one where Geordi made friends w/ Hue the Borg. And episodes where they say, 'if one of our race was born blind we'd have killed them!'
That's a rather BIG can labelled "worms." LOL! Don't stop there. Why not ask how Picard can still be bald?
Another can of worms is the one that questions why the minorities in the regular cast were the ones hidden behind makeup or prosthetics. Hmm?
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"Get three coffins ready." BLAM! KaPOW! BANG! BLAM! "My mistake. Four coffins."
EXACTLY!!! They're freakin' standing on the FLOOR! They're breathing AIR! They're still reflecting light! LOL!!! I know we're over-analyzing, and sapping the fun out of it. But shredding the illogic can be perverse fun, too. Kitty Pryde, of the X-Men, should fall through the floor every time she runs through a wall, and she should be gasping for breath whenever she solidifies again. I would address this if ever I get to do a story with her. Don't hold YOUR breath. lol
But yeah, I still like that episode, "The Next Phase." I've always liked LeVar Burton (he's one of the few castmembers I never had the honor of meeting), and Michelle Forbes just rocks in everything she does. Her turn as Admiral Cain on BATTLESTAR GALACTICA was wicked cool.
I liked "I, Borg," too. But I think it was a bit mischievous to name the poor chap "Hugh," pun aside. It reminds me of that gag with Kenneth Mars in Barbra Streisand's WHAT'S UP, DOC?
Geordi should've named the Borg, Splinky. LOL!
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"Get three coffins ready." BLAM! KaPOW! BANG! BLAM! "My mistake. Four coffins."
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The one I found most disappointing was the episode where he and Ensign Ro were phased out of our plane of reality by a Romulan device. Great episode, though fraught with logistic problems. The BIGGEST logic boo-boo was Geordi. He was always creating holo-girlfriends, yet here he was trapped in another dimension with a flesh-and-blood Bajoran hottie, touching and hugging... and he didn't make a MOVE!!! LOL!!! STOOPID!!!
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"Get three coffins ready."
BLAM! KaPOW! BANG! BLAM!
"My mistake. Four coffins."
I mean, we can do eye transplants NOW.
Ah, I'm just kvetching...
Great art, the lighting is really nice.
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I liked the one where Geordi made friends w/ Hue the Borg. And episodes where they say, 'if one of our race was born blind we'd have killed them!'
Another can of worms is the one that questions why the minorities in the regular cast were the ones hidden behind makeup or prosthetics. Hmm?
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"Get three coffins ready."
BLAM! KaPOW! BANG! BLAM!
"My mistake. Four coffins."
Kudos also to my pal, Palmer, on this one.
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"Get three coffins ready."
BLAM! KaPOW! BANG! BLAM!
"My mistake. Four coffins."
But yeah, I still like that episode, "The Next Phase." I've always liked LeVar Burton (he's one of the few castmembers I never had the honor of meeting), and Michelle Forbes just rocks in everything she does. Her turn as Admiral Cain on BATTLESTAR GALACTICA was wicked cool.
I liked "I, Borg," too. But I think it was a bit mischievous to name the poor chap "Hugh," pun aside. It reminds me of that gag with Kenneth Mars in Barbra Streisand's WHAT'S UP, DOC?
Geordi should've named the Borg, Splinky. LOL!
--
"Get three coffins ready."
BLAM! KaPOW! BANG! BLAM!
"My mistake. Four coffins."
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