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Bobby and Hank are about to set down to some television watching, which at the time this comic came out could been the last episode of Star Trek, but then wouldn’t you know it those darn Sentinels bust in!

Bobby and Hank are about to set down to some television watching, which at the time this comic came out could been the last episode of Star Trek, but then wouldn’t you know it those darn Sentinels bust in!

Notes

The didn’t do very many Superbaby stories at DC, I’m not sure if I’m sad or happy about this.

The didn’t do very many Superbaby stories at DC, I’m not sure if I’m sad or happy about this.

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Even Batman and Robin?
However from what I’ve heard it won’t be that bad… sure I’ve been around long enough to remember all the way back when they took over One List but sure… Great White Father not speaking with forked tongue… this time, I’m sure of it.
Yeah…. sure of it.

Even Batman and Robin?

However from what I’ve heard it won’t be that bad… sure I’ve been around long enough to remember all the way back when they took over One List but sure… Great White Father not speaking with forked tongue… this time, I’m sure of it.

Yeah…. sure of it.

32 Notes

Makes perfect sense when you explain it like that Clark. 

Makes perfect sense when you explain it like that Clark. 

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dcu:

(I’m going on vacation so you get to learn a little early this week because I don’t trust scheduling posts)

This month in DC History

For the first time Batman met Talia al Ghul in 1971. She was in a cell being held hostage by a man named Dr. Ebenezer Darrk and his League of Assassins. Talia proved how lethal she was when she shot Darrk and sent him reeling into the path of a train. In the following June issue of Batman, she and Robin would be kidnapped and Batman would meet her father, Ra’s, as they would go looking for the two. In the end Batman would reveal that he knew it was Ra’s(’s?) doing all along and he would have gotten away with it if it wasn’t for the meddling kids.

What else happened in 1971?

  • The Fourth World abound as three comics where introduced including Mister Miracle. Mister Miracle could escape from anything except the wrath of Big Barda (who joined him in issue 4) when she told him to put his dishes in the dishwasher instead of in the sink.
  • Aquaman’s title ended as the story “The Creature that Devoured Detroit!” concluded. In the story the “creature” was made up of algae that grew rapidly because of a satellite that emitted artificial sunlight so criminal couldn’t take solace in the cover of night. Both the story and the title ended abruptly, but Aquaman would be back to fight another day.
  • Green Lantern and Green Arrow attacked drugs when Speedy was discovered to be doing heroin. Green Arrow tossed him out and it was Dinah Lance who helped him quit cold turkey. This was a big issue as drug use in comics was seen as taboo even if they were condemning them.

8 Notes

The one where Batman and Robin have their ages swapped, and as the text says that Batman was made 10 years younger what was he in those stories, 22?

The one where Batman and Robin have their ages swapped, and as the text says that Batman was made 10 years younger what was he in those stories, 22?

3 Notes

In the Legion of Superheroes justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: Brainiac 5 who’s too tight ass for his own good, who investigate crime; and Superboy, who means well but is really a pretty crappy defense lawyer. These are their stories.
DING DING
As seen in Adventure Comics #342, 1966.

In the Legion of Superheroes justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: Brainiac 5 who’s too tight ass for his own good, who investigate crime; and Superboy, who means well but is really a pretty crappy defense lawyer. These are their stories.

DING DING

As seen in Adventure Comics #342, 1966.

3 Notes

Time off in the Silver-Age 30th century.

Time off in the Silver-Age 30th century.

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silverbooklamp:


A novel featuring an eclectic mix of DC Universe characters including Superman, the Phantom Stranger, Etrigan the Demon and Jonah Hex.
Mostly Superman.

silverbooklamp:

A novel featuring an eclectic mix of DC Universe characters including Superman, the Phantom Stranger, Etrigan the Demon and Jonah Hex.

Mostly Superman.

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“Shut up, you punk kid! Mind you own business!”

“Shut up, you punk kid! Mind you own business!”

1 Notes

And then there was that time for a while, like here in The Hands of Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu # 31, 1975, when they started drawing him like he was Bruce Lee.

And then there was that time for a while, like here in The Hands of Shang-Chi, Master of Kung Fu # 31, 1975, when they started drawing him like he was Bruce Lee.

5 Notes

With all the public domain characters that have been brought back in the last 10 years or so I’m surprised no one has ever done a reboot of the Sorceress of Zoom, appeared in 20 issues of Weird Comics and some were more than a bit odd.

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comicsodissey:

REGULAR SHOW #5


Just why IS Muscle Man green? Okay, why is anything on the Regular Show what it is, but really, why is he green?

comicsodissey:

REGULAR SHOW #5

Just why IS Muscle Man green? Okay, why is anything on the Regular Show what it is, but really, why is he green?