We Have Already Seen...
...Ilongo Savage, piloting Dangard Ace, tries to divert a recently-hatched alien from heading for populated areas.
But, the creature has some hidden surprises...








The Mecha Meyhem Continues in May as Genji (aboard Combatra) Battles...Whatever the Heck That Is!
(I was going to call it "A Big Hand for the Little Lady!", but I resisted.
Oh, wait...I did say it...)
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Showing posts with label marvel. Show all posts
Monday, April 13, 2026
Monday Mecha Madness SHOGUN WARRIORS "Starchild" Conclusion
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Monday, April 6, 2026
Monday Mecha Madness SHOGUN WARRIORS "Starchild" Part 1
When Last We Left Oceanographer (and Dangard Ace's Pilot), Ilongo Savage...
...he and fellow oceanographer Judith Johns had discovered an alien egg!
(And yes, Easter was yesterday, but this ain't a holiday treat!)







You'll see Dangard Ace take on the Starchild Next Monday...
...when the first thing you see will be this calamitous cover by Herb Trimpe and Al Milgrom!
The latest never-reprinted chapter in this story arc from Marvel's Shogun Warriors #9 (1979) is by usual stalwarts writer Doug Moench, penciler Herb Tripe, and guest inker Jack Abel!
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Monday, March 9, 2026
Monday Mecha Madness SHOGUN WARRIORS "Cerberus and the Skyfall" Conclusion
...from that second job you recently took on!
Such is the case for Richard Carson, currently piloting Raydeen against a new mechanical menace, while Ilongo Savage has just been alerted to put Dangard Ace on standby against an, as of yet, unrevealed foe...
See what happens when you don't bring your giant robot with you, Ilongo?
And what of Genji?
What if she's needed to pilot Combatra?
The answers to these and other questions will be found right here...
Next Month!
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Monday, March 2, 2026
Monday Mecha Madness SHOGUN WARRIORS "Cerberus and the Skyfall" Part 1
...OK, the opening caption explained everything you need!
Let's jup into the action...NOW!
Let's jup into the action...NOW!
Better hurry, Richard!
To Be Continued...Next Monday!
Written by Doug Moench, penciled by Herb Trimpe and inked by Mike Esposito, this second story arc is about to involve Dangard Ace against a different (but related) foe while Raydeen continues against the ever-evolving Ceberus!
Monday, February 23, 2026
Monday Mecha Madness WORLD OF FANTASY "Iron Hulk!"
...who was so emotionally-attached to her, it sacrificed itself to save her!
But, that wasn't the first time that plot was used...
This never-reprinted tale from Atlas' World of Fantasy #19 (1959), scripted by either Stan Lee or Larry Lieber, is extremely similar to the previously-presented 1963 story, minus the "Christmas present" element and making the robot look like a life size toy soldier.
Note the lovely art by Joe Sinnott.
While most of you know Sinnott as one of the best inkers in the business, he was also a competent penciler as well.
Ironically, Joe didn't ink most of his own pencil work, since it was subcontracted by Vince Colletta's prolific studio for use by Charlton, Gold Key, and Dell and inked by Colletta himself!
Monday, February 9, 2026
Monday Mecha Madness SHOGUN WARRIORS "Many Heads of Cerberus" Conclusion
After winning their first battle as a team, the three Shogun Warrior pilots return to their civilian lives, including jobs, families, and friends!
Next Month, A Second Threat appears and Dangard Ace Enters the Battle!
There Will be a Different Robot Featured Next Week!
Written by Doug Moench, penciled by Herbe Trimpe, and inked by Mike Esposito, this initial chapter into the next story arc in the Shogun Warriors saga from Marvel's Shogun Warriors #7 (1978) introduces a different threat than the alien Myndai led by Maur-Kon...but is linked to them, as you'll see!
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