Half Mandrill, Half Mandela
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Let’s make this cartoon now OK thanks.
(The Official Handbook to the Marvel Universe REDUXE Edition)
America’s Greatest Comics #6, 1942
Typical white man.
I don’t know where to start here.
Remember that time Batman got shot with a baby laser that turned him into Baby Batman for a week? If you don’t, I’ve written up the issue in a new column at Cracked! Enjoy!
Go read this. Bat-Baby!
Envelope, badge and membership card from the Captain America’s Sentinels of Liberty club of the 1940s.
Adam West on the set of the TV show “Batman” in 1966. From a series of photos taken by Richard Hewett for Look magazine.
(Shorpy)
This is why no one likes you, Scott
you know that shit’s radioactive. thanks for the birthday cancer, asshole!
STILL NOT WRITING
A-HEM IT IS NOT RADIOACTIVE, THEY ARE BEAMS OF CONCUSSIVE FORCE
(also not writing)
(Source: spidermanspiderman)
FUNKYWATCH LIVES.
Today on the ISB, I’ve rounded up April’s most depressing Funky Winkerbean and Crankshaft strips. Death, cancer, deadbeat dads… and also Crankshaft.
Thank the mercilessly cruel God of the Funkyverse that even AOL couldn’t kill this feature.
Kal-El of Krypton
I wrote about a Superman discussion that was brought up in a piece over at Racialicious:
So it was weird for me to see someone (Jeff Parker) saying “less Krypton! less Jor-El!” — to which my response was a resounding “yes!” — before then going into “being an alien isn’t crucial to his character! something something Americana and shit!” Now, this is Superman: we can all have different takes on such an iconic character and they can almost all be valid… but no, this take is demonstrably wrong.
I said more than that, some stuff about the immigrant narrative, and why despite the importance of that I do like certain aspects of Krypton being downplayed.
It does kinda bug me out that a real life professional comic book creator would get something so simple so wrong, though.
Heroes for Hire by Khary Randolph & Emilio Lopez.
This needs to happen, obviously, but who is that woman on the bottom left? I can’t tell and it’s driving me crazy.
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