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Here’s a glimpse of the volume of stuff I’m working through right now. Like, reading comics is practically my second job at this point. This entry was posted in Mailbag, The Funny Pages on Decemby Aaron. I really hadn’t known anything at all about John Constantine until I watched Legends of Tomorrow, and now he might be one of my favorites. I will leave you with this, which I found in DCeased: Dead Planet 6. So that’s it for mail until probably next year.

Issue 2, you may recall from my last post (or a previous post anyway), has her standing on top of some onion-domed building with a rifle, also wearing an extremely form-fitting outfit, which really only supports that hypothesis. I assume the suit is made of Reed Richards’ “unstable molecules” and they the are providing the insulation that she has forgone so that everyone can know exactly how she is shaped. I mean, if she were standing on something and not, you know, floating in space. #3 makes it look like Daredevil is about to garotte Nat with his swingy billy club things and #4 has her floating around in a sexy space suit that has what appear to be go go gadget heels? Looks like she could jump really high with those. There’s a whole lot in the queue ahead of it.

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I now have the full Deadly Origin run, but it might be a while before I get to read it. The last order of comics that I placed for myself before stopping for the holidays has arrived! Black Widow: Deadly Origin 3 and 4 This entry was posted in The Funny Pages on Decemby Aaron. That said, $149.99 seems a little steep, even for a 9.6.

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The whole series is kind of Deadpool-style tongue-in-cheek, so he’s probably just being silly. I don’t know how Kirby could possibly have thought this was a natural pose one might assume while sliding along an ice patch, but here we are.Īnd finally, here’s a thing from Howard the Duck (it’s issue 2 or 3 of volume 4, I forgot which) where Chip Zdarsky seems to be trying to sell off his earlier Howard the Duck comics: Speaking of Strange Tales 120, here’s a very early iteration of Iceman’s ice slide Nice hat, nerd. It doesn’t match any of the rest of the ad, and I can’t figure out why it’s not more lifelike. The thing that got me was the cartoon head. Here is an ad I came across in Strange Tales 120 (I talked about the book in the last post) Big money?! Where do I sign? If you want to know why, you’ll just have to read Action Comics Special 1. What I love about it is that it looks kind of dumb, but in context, it’s really quite sweet. Who can know?įirst, here’s a picture of Superman and Lois Lane The artist must have drawn his hand last and been super tired when they got there. Maybe it will actually become a thing here. I’ve taken a few more pictures of comics that I think are entertaining, so I thought I would try another one of these posts.