Earth Day Ecology Comic Books

Todd Tamanend Clark

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Apr 22, 2004, 12:08:21 PM4/22/04

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Today is Earth Day!

Let's see how many ecology comic books we can name!

To start off the list:

01. Animal Man (DC)
02. Black Orchid (DC)
03. Concrete (Dark Horse)
04. Spirit Of The Amazon (NW Studios)
05. Supermodels In The Rainforest (Sirius)
06. Swamp Thing (DC)
07. Tales Of The Beanworld (Eclipse)
08. The Amazon (Comico)
09. The Man-Thing (Marvel)
10. The Puma Blues (Aardvark One International)

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TODD TAMANEND CLARK
Poet/Composer/Multi-Instrumentalist/Cultural Historian
The Monongahela River, Turtle Island
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/ttc2

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"We are all brothers and sisters. That includes every living thing, the
green things, the winged of the earth, the four-legged, the things that
crawl and swim, the mountains, the streams, the rain, the clouds."
- - Russell Means

Daibhid Ceannaideach

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Apr 22, 2004, 12:33:20 PM4/22/04

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>From: tama...@hotmail.com (Todd Tamanend Clark)
>Date: 22/04/04 17:08 GMT Daylight Time
>Message-id: <41960cc5.04042...@posting.google.com>
>
>Today is Earth Day!
>
>Let's see how many ecology comic books we can name!
>
>To start off the list:
>
>01. Animal Man (DC)
>02. Black Orchid (DC)
>03. Concrete (Dark Horse)
>04. Spirit Of The Amazon (NW Studios)
>05. Supermodels In The Rainforest (Sirius)
>06. Swamp Thing (DC)
>07. Tales Of The Beanworld (Eclipse)
>08. The Amazon (Comico)
>09. The Man-Thing (Marvel)
>10. The Puma Blues (Aardvark One International)

All I can add to that is "Superman for Earth" (DC) and "Captain Planet and the
Planeteers" (Marvel).
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Dave
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And when the vote was counted there were four-and-twenty less.
-Rory Bremner, 7/3/04

Brian Doyle

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Apr 22, 2004, 3:32:28 PM4/22/04

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"Todd Tamanend Clark" <tama...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:41960cc5.04042...@posting.google.com...

> Today is Earth Day!
>
> Let's see how many ecology comic books we can name!
>
> To start off the list:
>
> 01. Animal Man (DC)
> 02. Black Orchid (DC)
> 03. Concrete (Dark Horse)
> 04. Spirit Of The Amazon (NW Studios)
> 05. Supermodels In The Rainforest (Sirius)
> 06. Swamp Thing (DC)
> 07. Tales Of The Beanworld (Eclipse)
> 08. The Amazon (Comico)
> 09. The Man-Thing (Marvel)
> 10. The Puma Blues (Aardvark One International)

Captain Planet and the Planeteers
Ms Mystic
Meta-4

Justin Garrett Blum

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Apr 22, 2004, 4:45:59 PM4/22/04

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"Todd Tamanend Clark" <tama...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:41960cc5.04042...@posting.google.com...

> Today is Earth Day!
>
> Let's see how many ecology comic books we can name!
>
> To start off the list:
>
> 01. Animal Man (DC)
> 02. Black Orchid (DC)
> 03. Concrete (Dark Horse)
> 04. Spirit Of The Amazon (NW Studios)
> 05. Supermodels In The Rainforest (Sirius)
> 06. Swamp Thing (DC)
> 07. Tales Of The Beanworld (Eclipse)
> 08. The Amazon (Comico)
> 09. The Man-Thing (Marvel)
> 10. The Puma Blues (Aardvark One International)
>

This is probably not what you mean, but the Marvel UK title KNIGHTS OF THE
PENDRAGON had a very strong earth-friendly message. It was very much about
the rape of the environment by humanity. Just thought I'd toss that in since
it was such a sweet series. I can't think of any other titles specifically
about the environment apart from what's already been mentioned.

Regards,
Justin
http://www.uatu.net

Samy Merchi

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Apr 22, 2004, 6:27:48 PM4/22/04

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"Justin Garrett Blum" <uatuthe...@hotmail.com> wrote in

> "Todd Tamanend Clark" <tama...@hotmail.com> wrote in message

>> Let's see how many ecology comic books we can name!

> This is probably not what you mean, but the Marvel UK title KNIGHTS OF

> THE PENDRAGON had a very strong earth-friendly message. It was very
> much about the rape of the environment by humanity. Just thought I'd

Though not to the same degree, John Byrne's NAMOR also bordered on the
ecologist angle.

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Reader of superhero comic books, writer of superhero fanfiction
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Robert Carnegie

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Apr 22, 2004, 5:44:32 PM4/22/04

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In article <41960cc5.04042...@posting.google.com
>, Todd Tamanend Clark <tama...@hotmail.com> writes

>Today is Earth Day!
>
>Let's see how many ecology comic books we can name!

Green Arrow
Green Lantern
Green Goblin
Warriors Tree
Hydro-Man, and Solarr
Fantastic Flora (you can tell I'm going to seed by now)

Robert Carnegie at home, rja.ca...@excite.com at large
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~consul

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Apr 26, 2004, 2:09:04 PM4/26/04

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Todd Tamanend Clark wrote:
> Today is Earth Day!
> Let's see how many ecology comic books we can name!
> To start off the list:
> 01. Animal Man (DC)
> 02. Black Orchid (DC)
> 03. Concrete (Dark Horse)
> 04. Spirit Of The Amazon (NW Studios)
> 05. Supermodels In The Rainforest (Sirius)
> 06. Swamp Thing (DC)
> 07. Tales Of The Beanworld (Eclipse)
> 08. The Amazon (Comico)
> 09. The Man-Thing (Marvel)
> 10. The Puma Blues (Aardvark One International)

How could you forget Captain Planet?!?!?
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Joe Bergeron

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Apr 28, 2004, 3:31:40 PM4/28/04

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Don't forget Captain Canyon. These curious eco-books are available at
Grand Canyon. C.C. himself looks like a typical outdoorsy superhero,
but he has a few sidekicks, including one who looks like a short but
muscular grinning dinosaur boy.

--
Joe Bergeron

http://www.joebergeron.com