Showing posts with label 1982. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1982. Show all posts

Friday, November 15, 2013

The Untold Legend Of The Batman (1982) (Tor Books)

Front cover (Artwork by Josè Luis Garcia-Lopez & Dick Giordano.
Back cover.
Title: The Untold Legend Of The Batman
Cover Art By: Josè Luis Garcia-Lopez (Pencils) & Dick Giordano (Inks)
Writer: Len Wein
Penciller: Jim Aparo, John Byrne
Inker: Jim Aparo
Letterer: Jim Aparo, John Costanza
Editor: Andrew Helfer, Paul Levitz (Original series)
Genre: Superhero
Printing: First
Printing Date: August, 1982
ISBN: 0-812-50353-8   Can ISBN:0-812-50352-X
Publisher: Tom Doherty Associates (Tor Books)
Book TypeMass Market Paperback.
Price: 2.95 U.S. * 3.95 Can.
Pages: 160

  • Interior design and production By Bob Rozakis, Jodi Saviuk & Alex Saviuk.
  • There are printings of this book from July, 1989 and July, 1992.
  • This is a reformatted to fit paperback size, black & white reprint of the 1980, three Issue mini-series from DC comics, "The Untold Legend Of The Batman".
  • There is an ad on the last page for a Tor Books New Teen Titans paperback.
  • The cover for this book is also the cover for The Untold Legend Of The Batman #3, Sept. 1980.
  • This story was also reprinted in June 1989 in standard comic size with audio cassettes by MPI, in a special audio edition.
  • This story was also reprinted in 1989 in standard comic size in a special Batman cereal edition.
  • Thursday, January 10, 2013

    Comic Book Movies: Swamp Thing (1982) (1986 Embassy VHS Reissue)

    Title: Swamp Thing
    Box Tagline: Science Made Him Into Monster. Loved Changed Him Even More!
    Starring: Louis Jourdan, Adrienne Barbeau, Ray Wise, Dick Durock
    Directed By: Wes Craven
    Genre: Horror
    Release Year: 1982
    VHS Release Year: 1986
    Distributor: Embassy Home Entertainment
    Box Type: Slipcase
    Catalog #: 1605
    Previews/Trailers: N/A


  • 1986 cardboard slipcase reissued by Embassy Home Entertainment.
  • The "Gold" Embassy Home Entertainment Ident precedes the feature. The FBI warning appears after the end credits.
  • Like all North American VHS releases, this is the U.S. theatrical version without the extra footage of Adrienne Barbeau's nude bathing scene.
  • Contains no previews/trailers.
  • Other versions of Swamp thing on VHS are the original 1982 Embassy clamshell (With the white Embassy ident preceding the feature), and the 2000 MGM Movietime reissue from MGM Home Entertainment. I do not own the 2000 MGM Movietime release but I'm assuming MGM used the extended International cut that they used for the DVD release that features the longer Adrienne Barbeau nude bathing scene.
  • One of my all time favorite movie posters.
  • Wednesday, January 9, 2013

    Comic Book Movies: Swamp Thing (1982) (2005 DVD MGM Reissue)


    Title: Swamp Thing
    Box Tagline: Science Made Him A Monster!
    Starring: Louis Jourdan, Adrienne Barbeau, Ray Wise, Dick Durock
    Directed By: Wes Craven
    Genre: Horror
    Release Year: 1982
    DVD Release Year: 2005
    Distributor: MGM Home Entertainment & Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
    Box Type: Keep case (Poly-box)
    Catalog #: 1008658
    Previews/Trailers: Swamp Thing (1982)
    Extras: N/A



  • Reissued in 2005 by MGM Home Entertainment & Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.
  • The MGM Ident and the United Artists Ident precede the feature. The MGM ident appears after the credits.
  • This is the U.S. theatrical version without the extra footage of Adrienne Barbeau's nude bathing scene.
  • The original MGM DVD released in 2000 featured the International version with the Barbeau nude scene intact. Read why it was recalled in 2002 here.
  • The covers for the MGM DVD's are terrible, they didn't even add the extra sentence, "Love Changed Him Even More!" to finish the tagline.
  • Features an anti-piracy commercial before the DVD menu. 
  • The sole special feature is the awesome 1982 Theatrical Trailer for Swamp Thing.
  • A holographic cover with different artwork was glued to the outside of the DVD case, which covers the lame DVD cover. Both covers suck though. 
  • This Lame holographic cover was glued to the front of the DVD case.