Frank Gannucci
09-05-2021, 09:49 PM
In 2015 ChrisTV wrote this as far as the 1980s comics that were made by now defunct Triad Publishing were concerned.”
“ 24 issues were planned, the lost episodes were up next, no more were produced.”
I have most of the issues and it’s a real shame that the Lost Episodes comics got shelved. If they went through with it, would they have storylines from episodes that are now still lost like Halloween Party For The Boss? If they were successful, would they include comic storyline versions of the color episodes (the ones that weren’t remakes) as well as episodes that were rumored to be shelved as well as Incredible World of Ed Norton?
Food for thought. I think that these comics are worth reading as well as the interviews with people that were associated with the show like Joyce Randolph and people who supposedly were fans like Cyndi Lauper (yes, that Cyndi Lauper). Man, did she look younger in those photos. I guess she just wanted to have fun after her working day was done (those of you who know about Cyndi’s songs will understand the joke.)
“ 24 issues were planned, the lost episodes were up next, no more were produced.”
I have most of the issues and it’s a real shame that the Lost Episodes comics got shelved. If they went through with it, would they have storylines from episodes that are now still lost like Halloween Party For The Boss? If they were successful, would they include comic storyline versions of the color episodes (the ones that weren’t remakes) as well as episodes that were rumored to be shelved as well as Incredible World of Ed Norton?
Food for thought. I think that these comics are worth reading as well as the interviews with people that were associated with the show like Joyce Randolph and people who supposedly were fans like Cyndi Lauper (yes, that Cyndi Lauper). Man, did she look younger in those photos. I guess she just wanted to have fun after her working day was done (those of you who know about Cyndi’s songs will understand the joke.)