Wednesday, October 6, 2010
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
Many thanks to reader Count Otto Black for putting me in touch with this absurd and obscure British superhero who bears more than a passin... -
If you've been around comics long enough, it'll be no surprise to you that John Byrne is known for - among other things - peppering ... -
"Become a super-giant and punch the living fuck out of the Devil? Damn straight I will become a super-giant and punch the living fuck... -
This is the only cover I could guarantee was safe for work. It’ll be Valentine’s Day later this week, so what better opportunity will th... -
Typically, I try to keep the Costume Drama entries focused on the stories behind established characters’ weird and unexpected costume cha... -
You can hardly throw a rock at a superhero comic of the Golden Age without hitting a dilettante millionaire whose boredom leads him to f... -
.jpg)
Hoppy the Captain Marvel Bunny Created by Chad Grothkopf Appears in Fawcett’s Funny Animals #1-68 (except 49, 54), Hoppy the Marvel Bunny #1... -
I was already familiar with Reddy Kilowatt as the living representation of the fundamental universal force of electromagnetism and as an... -
In Superman's defense, no one should be drinking from a fire hydrant in the first place. This past Monday was something called &quo... -
One of the most charming aspects of the Golden Age of comics was the presence of genuinely well-crafted humor features, particularly a...
3 comments:
"Ha ha ha! For ten years I've been waiting in the corner for this very moment to strike!"
"Tiny! You're tiny! And so am I! Thank God the bad guys only toss very weak acid or shoot water guns at us! If someone launched anything deadlier than a rock at me, you wouldn't be my idiot sidekick manservant any--wait, what are you doing, Tiny? Put that brick down!"
KLUDDD!!
"That's enough of THAT $#!%, 'massa.'"
A little element Z goes a long way.
Kubert's Ragman recently showed-up at the Pictorial Arts.
Post a Comment