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icon_ukBut you know what, it's not been a fun week and I just don't care! :)
( Cute, fluffy, adorable... Lord, but I needed this )
( Cute, fluffy, adorable... Lord, but I needed this )
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- char: batgirl/oracle/barbara gordon,
- char: batman/bruce wayne,
- char: batman/terry mcginnis,
- char: batwing/david zavimbe,
- char: black canary/dinah drake,
- char: blue beetle/jaime reyes,
- char: catwoman/selina kyle,
- char: green arrow/oliver queen,
- char: green lantern/hal jordan,
- char: huntress/helena bertinelli,
- char: iron fist/daniel rand,
- char: joker,
- char: penguin/oswald cobblepot,
- char: power man/luke cage,
- char: robin/catgirl/carrie kelly,
- char: robin/damian wayne,
- char: robin/nightwing/dick grayson,
- char: robin/red hood/jason todd,
- char: robin/red robin/tim drake,
- char: spoiler/batgirl/robin/steph brown,
- char: superman/clark kent,
- char: wonder woman/diana of themyscira,
- creator: dick giordano,
- medium: fanart
The Irresistible Lois Lane!
Aug. 3rd, 2012 06:50 pmjkcarrier
Silver Age Superman books...the creme de la crack.
From LOIS LANE #29, 1961. 3 pages worth of panels from a 9-page story.
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icon_ukFrom the non-toon based Brave and the Bold series, #15 starred Nightwing and Hawkman
( When Dick says jump.... )
( When Dick says jump.... )
Green Arrow thinks Grifter maybe insane
Jul. 9th, 2012 01:58 amdispatchEverything that happens before this to Grifter kind of sucks. His brother died. His girlfriend abandoned him in a diner. He is getting chased by aliens that want to kill him (and maybe probed him). So here is when he decides to bring the crap to the daemonites. He captures ones, and finding that it worked at Q-Core, then barrels in ready to get some answers.
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My First Comic: JLA #7
Mar. 14th, 2012 03:17 pmjkcarrier
The earliest comic I can remember reading was Justice League of America #76, which contained reprints of two earlier issues, #7 and #12. I was only 4 or 5 years old at the time, so I couldn't really "read" it, but the strange imagery definitely left an impression. Rereading it as an adult is a slightly different experience -- Gardner Fox explains everything *to death* -- but no matter how you slice it, "The Cosmic Fun-House" is still an incredibly weird story.
(6 pages from a 25-page story)
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