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I would like nothing more than to see a Roger Rabbit sequel. The subject matter lends itself to another picture - if made correctly. The classic hand drawn animation of Who Framed Roger Rabbit is as much a part of the film as the title character himself. Robert Zemekis wants to motion capture...

But in the Muppet Show days Gonzo always played villains. However - Uncle Deadly would be a lot more fun and less on-the-hooked-nose. :concern:

(In a Sam Eagle voice) This is what happens when frogs and pigs marry! :attitude: :p

Oh, yeah. Wasn't the original prototype swiped? Terry still has one handy right?

It is my understanding that Boom is printing these in smaller batches in order to make sure they will sell through. They will be printing more batches of this same issue, but I don't think they want product lingering on shelves. I suppose the one best way to get them is through their own site...

A lot has been said about Langridge's take on the Muppets being mostly from the waist up and inside the theater. While I enjoy this perspective, I'd like to just see a general Muppet comic book where the characters are in the theater, outside the theater and elsewhere. Kind of like what's up in...

I'm expecting an announcement and a poster. More would be cool, but I won't get my hopes up.

Much of my work is locked away in one of my old fried hard drives, but I hope to get my IT friend to retrieve it for me. Here's the only bit I could find online from Ken's Blogzilly. It's a really rough sketch of the Dancing Cheeses from Muppets Tonight that were to be packed with Rizzo until...

The humor wasn't offensive to me, just a little on-the-nose. However, the puppet, performance and production value was very impressive. His eyes were amazing too. And that little tuft of hair was a fun touch. :insatiable:

Love the expressions! The bend of Kermit's elbow is exactly like the puppet. :)

--Edit-- to be clear. I don't think you read me right. I wasn't suggesting some big "Behind the Scenes" spread or anything of that sort. My post was a suggestion that in your Muppet Peter Pan comic issues you could use a piece or two of the intriguing conceptual art you are doing on the...

I get it. I just thought the recycled art on the credits page could be replaced by conceptual sketches or art that didn't make the issue. I thought you could do something different and pretty in your Pan comics unlike the free-transformed panel art they've been doing for the credits page in the...

Oh, cool! I suppose this means no toothy or tailed Muppets. The Muppets once had great illustrators in the 80s that really captured the charm of the puppets as they actually looked. I like Langridge's fun Muppets, but I'd also like to see some classic renderings. You're creating your own...

I think it's in hiding. :o

My comic shop said that Robin Hood had been ambiguously delayed.

Welcome to the forum! Looking forward to your Peter Pan. Please forgive my presumption that the Midtown cover characters appeared to be traced. It's such common practice these days especially in the Muppet art arena (as a fan you know) that I leapt to judgement from glancing at the online jpeg...

I think we all should be happy about the potential forward motion on this product. Members of all sorts have provided useful information even if some of it didn't pan out. Even legit MR information has turned out to be erroneous in the past but none of it was due to malice. Sometimes things work...

I was wondering where you'd gone. Can you at least tell us if this new happening is a good, quality thing?

I'm just surprised that your target timeframe is so soon considering the quality of work. I really did expect 6 months or more. It's cool that you met one of the most influential people of the future - and that he's a nice guy. My family's friendly with two former first families. I give them...

I enjoy original packaging more than most people, but not at the expense of disc safety. The Fraggle packaging was a fun idea but the execution was clumsy and amateurish. It also takes up a lot of space with no real point. There was a way to make it slimmer and more protective of the discs even...