Image Sources: Little, Brown [left], CBS [right]WEEK IN GEEK: D. Bethel gets inspired by Tintin and Alph-Art, the final Tintin book started by creator Hergé before his death. The book is a collection of his layouts and notes and remains unfinished but showcases the process of one of the world’s best comic book storytellers. After nearly a year, Andrew finally dives into Star Trek: Discovery (originally released on CBS All Access) and gives you a SPOILER-FILLED rundown and response to the newest Star Trek series. Examples of the Tintin meets H.P. Lovecraft fan art by Muzski. An example of Hergé’s layouts from early in Tintin and Alph-Art. The final page from Tintin and Alph-Art. So incredibly sad. RELEVANT EPISODES:

• Episode 26 – The Effect of Randomosity (21 Nov. 2014): Where Andrew and D. talked about the Star Trek: The Original Series episdoe, “Mirror, Mirror.”
• Episode 28 – A Mighty Oak (05 Dec. 2014): Where D. Bethel discussed reading Satoshi Kon’s Opus.
• Episode 138 – An Accident of Role-Play: Where Andrew started his great Star Trek: The Next Generation re-watch.

RELEVANT LINKS:

• D. Bethel’s essay on Satoshi Kon’s Opus (from Long John Comic.com)

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-“District Four” by Kevin McLeod (incompetech.com)*

-“Disco Medusae” by Kevin McLeod (incompetech.com)*

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