Robotech
(Antarctic, 1997-1998)
™ and ©1985, 1998 Harmony Gold U.S.A.
Teen angst and daydreams seem to be the order of the day in this Robotech series set against a military backdrop in the not-too-distant future of 2007. It’s “Beverly Hills 90210” with fighter jets and rockets! While Ted Nomura’s script is somewhat pedestrian, his artwork—due in great part to the coloring—is gorgeous and certainly brings this anime-inspired comic book to life. Readers may need to be familiar with the Robotech saga in order to fully appreciate this series because little effort is made to introduce the characters and their motivations to the audience. Still, if doe-eyed manga girls are your cup of tea, this is right up your alley!
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Mar 1997
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W: Fred Perry · A: Ben Dunn
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May 1997
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W: Fred Perry · A: Ben Dunn
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Jul 1997
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W: Fred Perry, Ted Nomura · A: Ben Dunn, Ted Nomura
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Sep 1997
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W: Fred Perry · A: Fred Perry
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Nov 1997
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W: Fred Perry · A: Fred Perry
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Jan 1998
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W: Fred Perry, Ted Nomura · A: Fred Perry, Ted Nomura
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Mar 1998
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W: Fred Perry, Ted Nomura · A: Fred Perry, Ted Nomura
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May 1998
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W: Ted Nomura, Pat Kelley · A: Ted Nomura, Pat Kelley
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Jul 1998
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W: Ted Nomura · A: Ted Nomura
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Nov 1998
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W: Ted Nomura · A: Ted Nomura
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Apr 1998
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W: Curtis Allen, Thor Badendyck · A: Lester O’Brien Jr., Thor Badendyck
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