HARDYZ.... IN... SPAAACE!

[Xero]

Yeah, apparently the new WWE kids magazine will be running serialized comics or something...

From: http://www.byrnerobotics.com/forum/forum_posts.asp?TID=24682

http://i55.photobucket.com/albums/g122/sandman3g/Wrestling/2008-03-31_142733_Hardys01Artred.jpg

Looks like it would be one of Jeff's trips...

[Londoner]

LOL

[jcmoorehead]

Wow... that's... wow..

[Mooияakeя™]

JUST. FUCKING. LOL.

What next? Salsa dance teacher Dave Batista helps reform drug crazed kids through the medium of dance?

[addy2hotty]

I hope Chi'cunweng come to Raw and get an extended run with the titles.

Before succumbing to 'white Will Smith from Independance Day' John Cena, who teams up with Jeff Goldblum at Wrestlemania 26 to defeat them in front of a record audience at Mother Ship.

[Lock Jaw]

Yes, Jeff... because the best way to stop a bomb is to jump on it and let it explode in your face. Although, apparently he decided to no-sell that. He also apparently decided to no-sell falling through re-entry and just swam back up into space or something.

[Gray]

Do they sell Spacecakes in space?!



Although as a sidenote, i remember years and years ago [Maybe a good 15 years ago] the WWF had some what i assume were comic books for sale as well, always featured guys like Big Boss Man, Undertaker Bret Hart etc - loved reading them!

[Xero]

"Thanks, but this time those Alien Boogers went TOO fast!"

I bet it's Boogen's species.

[Lock Jaw]

I remember in the Attitude era, there was an Undertaker comic. I never read it though. Around that time WCW also had a "Nash" comic book, which I did read the first issue of. If memory serves me correct it was about Kevin Nash being in this post-apocalyptic world or something.

[Xero]

Warrior has a line of comics out currently I think, lol.

[Nowhere Man]

Do they sell Spacecakes in space?!

Yes. Only in space, they're referred to as 'regular cakes.'

[SammyG]

lollllll

[El Fangel]

lollllll

[Volare]

WWE has a wellness policy on who??

[DRBailey]

I remember an early nineties cartoon book, my mate had it when we were about eight.

As for Jeff in space? Hasn't he been up there for the last half a decade or so anyway?

[The CyNick]

As cheesy as this looks, I think this is a great idea.

In fact, I think a long time ago, I had mentioned that the WWE should be marketing more to little kids. Because I noticed going to events (this is like 2004/05 time) that very few little kids were going to wrestling events.

And when I was growing up going to events at Maple Leaf Gardens it was all kids. My concern for the WWE was that the WWE wasnt the cool thing anymore with older teens and young adults, and if no kids are going, who is going to make up the fanbase 15 and 20 years from now. So I suggested they use guys like Cena and Mysterio to market to little kids.

So its good to see they listened LOL

Seriously though, its a smart move. Kids can get hooked by the characters on TV, get to know them, and then maybe start watching the cartoons or reading the comics based on those same stars. I actually think WWE should try to produce some type of cartoon movie (like Shrek or whatever, but using WWE talent). I think that would be a success, moreso than the movies they currently release.

[Gray]

Pretty sure wrestling cartoons have already been done in the past, especially with the added inclusion of these "Alien" wrestlers.

Ultimate Muscle comes into my mind immediately, used to watch that a few years ago. Was more anime though, so if WWE can make it into the western-culture cartoon style im sure it would be different

[wwe2222]

Do they sell Spacecakes in space?!



Although as a sidenote, i remember years and years ago [Maybe a good 15 years ago] the WWF had some what i assume were comic books for sale as well, always featured guys like Big Boss Man, Undertaker Bret Hart etc - loved reading them!

I had these as well...I remember having a Mr Perfect vs Texas Tornado one...I think another was the Warrior (or maybe it was bossman) investigating the Undertaker's and Paul Bearer's funeral parlor.

[Morrisey]

I bought the first issues of the Undertaker and Stone Cold Steve Austin comics when they came out. I don't really remember the Taker one, but the Austin one had him beating up a bunch of religious freaks or something.

[Porcupine]

Well I guess that explains in kayfab, where Jeff Hardy went for these last few weeks.

He's in SPAAAAACE!

[Afterlife]

Warrior has a line of comics out currently I think, lol.

Nah, he just has issues.

[Shadow]

I can't help it....I laughed...hard.