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T. Rex Generations: a book review

28 Friday Dec 2018

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T. Rex Generations stars four young rexes we meet under the watchful eyes of their parents as they hatch from eggs. In their youth, the rexes learn to survive, scavenge, and hunt. They meet a beautifully illustrated assortment of cretaceous creatures they must battle or escape. Author and artist Ted Rechlin creates even more dramatic page and panel layouts than in his 2017 brontosaurus book, which makes for great fight scenes. And in a world of monsters just as fierce as they are, not every rex will survive.

This book will delight dinosaur enthusiasts and comic book fans, and though it has a lot of physical conflict, it isn’t graphic or gory. Adults and kids can enjoy this all-ages action-packed story together.

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My dislikes are mostly minor details: seeing the same double-splash page of empty landscape repeated where more story pages would be welcome; anachronistic phrases such as “so the siblings ease off the gas” that seem out of place millions of years before cars; and a couple spots of clunky exposition such as saying “as was previously noted…” when repeating something from a few pages prior.

My only major concern: why do the young rexes not get named until the final page? Characters we care about in a story usually get identified by name right away, and the parent rexes are identified just after the babies hatch. It isn’t clear why the younger rexes don’t get names until late in their adolescence, unless we see their climactic edmontosaurus kill as a rite of passage into adulthood. But even though a caption describes that as a “first kill”, it seems more likely that a predatory reptile who has been larger than a pickup truck for years has killed more than a few things. After a wild romp in the cretaceous, the last page left me with more confusion than conclusion.

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None of that stopped me from enjoying this adventurous addition to my library of dinosaur books and comics. T. Rex Generations is a fun read and a joy to look at. The full-page and two-page illustrations of the rexes and dakotaraptor, edmontosaurus, and ankylosaurus would make great prints or posters.

Get some dinosaur in your new year at Ted Rechlin’s store or on Amazon!

 

Big thanks to Smith Publicity for the review copy of T. Rex Generations, and to Comicon.com for the images in this post.

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Matthew Kalmenoff painted dinosaur postcards

07 Sunday Jan 2018

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Reader Ed Dietrich sent us these postcards as a follow-up to what we’ve shared of the late Kalmenoff’s artwork for The Golden Stamp Book of Animals of the Past and Sinclair Oil’s Exciting World of Dinosaurs booklet. Ed says these cards from publisher Dover bear a 1985 copyright date, which means they come from a book you can still get inexpensively on Amazon: Dinosaur Postcards in Full Color. The complete set contains 24 postcards. Here are five to whet your prehistoric appetite!

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The Thunder Lizard Returns: Dinosaur Books by Ted Rechlin

30 Wednesday Aug 2017

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The Thunder Lizard Returns: Dinosaur Books by Ted Rechlin

 

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I began reading dinosaur books in the late 1970s, and back then, we had a dinosaur called Brontosaurus: the iconic Thunder Lizard! But the beast I grew up with would be revealed, in my adulthood, to be a complete fraud. Brontosaurus was nothing more than a hoax perpetuated with the bones of the real animal: Apatosaurus.

 

Just like my generation needed to reconceive of dinosaurs as having feathers, lifting their tails instead of dragging them, and living as endothermic animals instead of exothermic reptiles, my generation accepted the disappearance of our beloved Brontosaurus.

 

But it seems we were wrong about being wrong. Recent examinations of the fossil record have shown both Brontosaurus and Apatosaurus were real animals: structurally similar, but differentiated by their skin. The Thunder Lizard has returned!

 

Author and artist Ted Rechlin couldn’t be happier about it. His graphic novel Jurassic puts Brontosaurus back in the spotlight. When a baby Brontosaur is separated from his mother, he gets swept up in a journey through the perilous landscape of a forgotten North America, encountering all sorts of species of dinosaurs Rechlin renders in gorgeously colored illustrations. Through the young Bronto’s eyes, readers take a tour that is both educational and exciting.

 

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Despite a few violent dinosaur fights, Jurassic keeps the gore to a minimum, focusing instead on the drama. Rechlin doesn’t try for the existential terror of Jim Lawson’s Paleo and Loner, nor the biological brutality of Ricardo Delgado’s Age of Reptiles. But like those comics, Jurassic tells a thrilling story about animals in the natural world.

 

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Just between you and me, the Brontosaurs may have been the main characters, but they were not the superstars of the story. That honor belongs to the incredibly awesome Allosaurus who rages through this book, a massive female fighting machine storming the countryside with a pack of smaller Allosaurs at her side. Rechlin renders her with savage, majestic beauty, and she totally steals the show.

 

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Rechlin doesn’t get heavy-handed with his natural philosophy, but the final scene with the big female Allosaurus puts the entire story in a different light. Throughout the book, you sympathize with the baby Bronto’s separation from his mother, and you hope he will be okay. The female Allosaur and other carnivorous creatures are threats to our main character. But at the end of the day, the murderous Allosaurus is shown to be an attentive mother whose primary concern is feeding and caring for her own babies.

 

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The interdependent struggle of all animals to survive, eat, and rear their young is a tale that echoes Jack London’s Call of the Wild and White Fang, and it’s a consistent theme in dinosaur comic books. Eat or be eaten. Jurassic‘s triumph is how subtly Rechlin handles this theme and communicates it without getting excessively graphic.

 

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Brontosaurus, Allosaurus, and many more dinos also appear in Rechlin’s coloring book Dinosaurs Live! This innovative work combines drawings of dinosaur skeletons, educational and entertaining captions like a comic book, and full-page spreads of the dinosaurs in all their fleshy and feathery glory.

 

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Rechlin isn’t afraid to convey science in casual, conversational language that uses humor to memorable effect. You will learn from his coloring book, but you will laugh, too. Like Jay Hosler’s Clan Apis, which teaches about honeybees, Rechlin’s coloring book is strong on biology without being a stuffy textbook.

 

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No, I can’t bring myself to color these beautiful pages. I would feel like I was defacing a black-and-white dinosaur comic book such as Epic’s Dinosaurs: An Illustrated Guide by Charles Yates, or Tyrant by Steve Bissette. I might need a second copy so I can color the pages guilt-free!

 

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Also on my wish list is Rechlin’s other full-color dinosaur graphic novel, Tyrannosaurus Rex.

 

Below is a list of where you can buy these books on Amazon, and with links to purchase directly from FarCountry Press, the distributor who kindly sent us review copies and images. FarCountry has many animal, nature, and history books, and other exquisitely drawn coloring books featuring flora and fauna of national parks.

  • Buy Jurassic on Amazon or from FarCountry. 
  • Buy Dinosaurs Live! on Amazon.
  • Buy Tyrannosaurus Rex on Amazon or from FarCountry. 
  • Ted Rechlin’s store, RexTooth Studios, carries books and cool posters! 

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Angelo Torres: The Swamp God!

15 Saturday Jun 2013

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Angelo Torres and Archie Goodwin take you into the swamp to meet your god. And if you know anything, you know it’s a god we can really get behind: Tyrannosaurus Rex! Dig that Frank Frazetta cover. Yes! Thanks to The Warrior’s Comic Book Den for turning us on to this piece of Angelo Torres history!

Collector’s Guide:
– From Eerie Magazine #5; Warren, 1966.




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Prehistoric World: The Dinosaurs!

27 Monday May 2013

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As part of their Classics Illustrated series, Gilberton published Prehistoric World in 1962.

It takes the reader from the beginning of life, through the age of dinosaurs, into the age of mammals, and ends with a detailed look at prehistoric man. Within its 100 pages, we also learn about many key people who shaped the study of prehistoric life.

Collector’s Guide:
– From Classics Illustrated Special #167: Prehistoric World; 1962.
– Not in stock? Try it on Newkadia.






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Satanus Unchained!

06 Monday May 2013

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Satanus the Black Tyrannosaur! Undisputed Lord of Sauron Valley! Satanus returns from the pages of Judge Dredd in a six-part story called Satanus Unchained. Dinosaur mayhem and carnage ensue when a pack of sport hunters decide to take down the living legend. This is one gorgeously painted story! Check out the first three pages in our gallery today.

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– From Satanus Unchained; Serialized in 2000AD, progs 1241-1246
Published by Fleetway in 2001. Script by Gordon Rennie, art by Colin Macneil.


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Jack Kirby’s Devil Dinosaur 8!

27 Sunday Jan 2013

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In an age when giants walked the world, he was the mightiest of them all: Devil Dinosaur!

Jack Kirby‘s Devil Dinosaur and his pal Moon Boy inhabit “Dinosaur World.” Devil Dinosaur, as a result of a mutation, is bright red, smart as a human, and super-strong. It’s a fun ride, so hold tight to your Tyrannosaur and get ready to rock!

Collect all 9 issues of Devil Dinosaur or the Devil Dinosaur Omnibus!

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Wonder Woman Babysits a Dinosaur!

12 Monday Nov 2012

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Wonder Woman takes a bet for charity. She babysits a bunch of fearsome animals, including the most fearsome of all: Tyrannosaurus Rex! We’ll share with you just the dino-centric pages from that story.

Thanks to Boing Boing for hipping us to this golden age dinosaur comic by Wonder Woman’s creator, Charles Moulton!

Collector’s Guide:
– From Wonder Woman #90; DC Comics, May 1957.



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Judge Dredd versus Satanus, the Black Tyrannosaur!

18 Tuesday Sep 2012

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Let’s rock one of our favorite stories of all time: the saga of Satanus, the evil, ass-kicking tyrannosaur from Judge Dredd! Here we find out all about his prehistoric birth and death, and his rise to infamy after being cloned back to life. Yes, this was before Michael Crichton wrote Jurassic Park – more proof of Pat Mills’ genius!

Collector’s Guide:
– From Judge Dredd #7; Eagle/Quality 1984.

Reprints the Satanus chapters of Cursed Earth; originally printed in 2000 AD #61-85. Collected in Cursed Earth TPB.

Thanks to Longbox Graveyard for sharing these scans!










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Dinosaurs of Calvin and Hobbes by Bill Watterson!

31 Tuesday Jul 2012

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The only thing better than reading about dinosaurs is being a dinosaur! No one knows that better than Calvin, of Calvin and Hobbes fame. Calvin always preferred Tyrannosaurus Rex.

Cartoonist Bill Watterson gave Calvin’s imagination ample time to roam the late Cretaceous in search of carnage, conflict, and conquest. And the only thing better than a time machine is an active imagination…



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Charles Yates’ Dinosaurs: Tyrannosaurus!

18 Wednesday Jul 2012

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Charles Yates’ “Dinosaurs: An Illustrated Guide” showcases tons of completely awesome dinosaur drawings. No dinosaur comics enthusiast should be without it! “Dinosaurs” has been out of print for over 20 years and can be hard to find. We present this work with the permission of artist Charles Yates and writer Gary Reed. Gary, now a science teacher, notes that some of the science may be out of date due to new discoveries, but was the best information available at the time.

Collector’s Guide:
-From Dinosaurs: An Illustrated Guide #1 (Carnivores) and #2 (Herbivores).
– Sometimes available on Amazon: Issue One, Issue Two.



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Trapped in the Twilight World with Jack Kirby!

12 Tuesday Jun 2012

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Jack Kirby kicks out the prehistoric jams in “We Were Trapped in the Twilight World!”

Nothing beats using a torch to fight a dimetrodon – unless that dimetrodon is also trying to eat a cute, helpless baby. Truly demented!

Featuring a smilodon, a cro-magnon man, and a Tyrannosaurus Rex, the Twilight World has no sense of actual pre-history – but it sure is a lot of fun!

Collector’s Guide:
– From Amazing Adventures #3; Marvel, 1961.
– Reprinted in the Amazing Fantasy Omnibus #1; Marvel, 2007.

Marvel published multiple series entitled “Amazing Adventures.” Don’t get this one confused with the 1970 Amazing Adventures. That was the one Kirby kicked off with stories about the Inhumans.






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V. T. Hamlin’s Dinosaurs: Dinny’s Family Album in Color!

11 Monday Jun 2012

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In our quest for what Steve Bissette called “Pure” Dinosaur Comics, we discovered V.T. Hamlin. Hamlin wrote and drew Alley Oop, a caveman with a pet dinosaur named Dinny. For years, Hamlin included a feature called Dinny’s Family Album. It was a single panel in the Alley Oop strip showcasing a prehistoric dinosaur, fish, bird, or mammal. Alley Oop may not have been pure dinosaur comics, but Dinny’s Family Album sure was!

Here are some of the color images we found on the web. You will find here cephalapsis, pterichthys, dimetrodon, dinichthys, eohippus, glyptodon, phororhacos, plateosaurus, plesiosaurus, and tyrannosaurus rex!




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2000AD: Flesh 1!

21 Saturday Apr 2012

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“By the 23rd Century, most animals had been destroyed. Man survived on synthetic foods alone. But he still craved real meat…

With the discovery of time travel, he was able to go in search of it – back 65 million years to the Age of the Great Dinosaurs!”

Mars Will Send No More celebrates the original epic Flesh from 2000 AD magazine, by Pat Mills, and starring Old One Eye, the mother of Satanus!

Now fire up your electric whip and get ready for major dinosaur mayhem!

Collector’s Guide:
– Collected in Flesh: The Dino Files TPB; Rebellion, 2011.
– Originally printed in 2000 AD #1-19; Fleetway, 1977.




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Jack Kirby’s Devil Dinosaur 7!

20 Friday Apr 2012

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In an age when giants walked the world, he was the mightiest of them all: Devil Dinosaur!

Jack Kirby‘s Devil Dinosaur and his pal Moon Boy inhabit “Dinosaur World.” Devil Dinosaur, as a result of a mutation, is bright red, smart as a human, and super-strong. It’s a fun ride, so hold tight to your Tyrannosaur and get ready to rock!

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Jack Kirby’s Devil Dinosaur 6!

19 Thursday Apr 2012

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In an age when giants walked the world, he was the mightiest of them all: Devil Dinosaur!

Jack Kirby‘s Devil Dinosaur and his pal Moon Boy inhabit “Dinosaur World.” Devil Dinosaur, as a result of a mutation, is bright red, smart as a human, and super-strong. It’s a fun ride, so hold tight to your Tyrannosaur and get ready to rock!

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Jack Kirby’s Devil Dinosaur 5!

18 Wednesday Apr 2012

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In an age when giants walked the world, he was the mightiest of them all: Devil Dinosaur!

Jack Kirby‘s Devil Dinosaur and his pal Moon Boy inhabit “Dinosaur World.” Devil Dinosaur, as a result of a mutation, is bright red, smart as a human, and super-strong. It’s a fun ride, so hold tight to your Tyrannosaur and get ready to rock!

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Jack Kirby’s Devil Dinosaur 4!

17 Tuesday Apr 2012

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In an age when giants walked the world, he was the mightiest of them all: Devil Dinosaur!

Jack Kirby‘s Devil Dinosaur and his pal Moon Boy inhabit “Dinosaur World.” Devil Dinosaur, as a result of a mutation, is bright red, smart as a human, and super-strong. It’s a fun ride, so hold tight to your Tyrannosaur and get ready to rock!

Collect all 9 issues of Devil Dinosaur or the Devil Dinosaur Omnibus!

Bonus: Here is an image of the original black and white artwork for this issue’s double splash. Don’t you wish it was hanging on your wall?!

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Jack Kirby’s Devil Dinosaur 3!

15 Sunday Apr 2012

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In an age when giants walked the world, he was the mightiest of them all: Devil Dinosaur!

Jack Kirby‘s Devil Dinosaur and his pal Moon Boy inhabit “Dinosaur World.” Devil Dinosaur, as a result of a mutation, is bright red, smart as a human, and super-strong. It’s a fun ride, so hold tight to your Tyrannosaur and get ready to rock!

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Jack Kirby’s Devil Dinosaur 2!

12 Thursday Apr 2012

Posted by Mars Will Send No More in dinosaur

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Devil Dinosaur, dinosaur, dinosaur comics, Jack Kirby, Moon Boy, spider, spider god, tyrannosaurus rex

Our Godzilla Week Crossover continues today in a guest post on Diversions of the Groovy Kind. Along with our scintillating review, you will see the complete Godzilla #22 where Devil Dinosaur teams ups with our favorite King of the Monsters! Yes!

Not enough Godzilla Grooviness for you? Visit Longbox Graveyard for a review of Marvel’s Godzilla series.

Now, let’s rock Devil Dinosaur #2!

Collector’s Guide:
Collect all 9 issues of Devil Dinosaur or the Devil Dinosaur Omnibus!







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