The nerve of some people.
Oct. 27th, 2006 02:32 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
chaotic_nippleSome scurvy charlatan on Wikipedia was foolish enough to contradict my extensive comic book knowledge. Moreover, he/she/it DARED to accuse _me_ of vandalism. So, to prove my assertion that Issue #75 was when Ninja High School started being printed in full color, I present the following pictures:
First, the front cover of issue 74. You'll notice the "74" in the upper left corner; That's how you can tell.
Opening the book, we see only black and white.
Turning to the back cover, we see an add for the next issue. A superstitious mind might take those words "MONTHLY FULL COLOR" to be an omen of sorts.
Next, we see the front cover of issue 75. Again, the number "75" is a subtle clue.
And what do we see when we open the book?
Moving right along, here's issue 101:
When we open it, again, we see black and white.
In conclusion, if you're going to argue with me, don't be a jackass about it. I'm half tempted to dig out the "Perfect Memory" specials and rewrite the whole damned article out of pure spite, but it's late.
Addendum: You may think I was unreasonably harsh in correcting the bozo in question, but believe me, it was necessary. Wikipedia is like prison: If you show weakness, the other editors will shiv you and steal your pudding cup.
First, the front cover of issue 74. You'll notice the "74" in the upper left corner; That's how you can tell.
Opening the book, we see only black and white.
Turning to the back cover, we see an add for the next issue. A superstitious mind might take those words "MONTHLY FULL COLOR" to be an omen of sorts.
Next, we see the front cover of issue 75. Again, the number "75" is a subtle clue.
And what do we see when we open the book?
Moving right along, here's issue 101:
When we open it, again, we see black and white.
In conclusion, if you're going to argue with me, don't be a jackass about it. I'm half tempted to dig out the "Perfect Memory" specials and rewrite the whole damned article out of pure spite, but it's late.
Addendum: You may think I was unreasonably harsh in correcting the bozo in question, but believe me, it was necessary. Wikipedia is like prison: If you show weakness, the other editors will shiv you and steal your pudding cup.