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I admit, this might be recycling from Cracked, but this was so...unpredecented...that I thought I had to share.

In plain terms, Superman, or rather Kryptonian tech, had the ability to change people's race. Not just skin color, because Lois didn't just turn black, her hair spontaneously turned into an affro and well...just look...

Read more... )
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Forget Marvel's lady blah-ing. What we need is more Bunty! Bunty annual 1976.

So I've brought some. If you remember my posts of ages ago or have the knowledge already, you'll be aware that Bunty was a British Girls' comic that ran weekly from '58 to '01 full of stories about girls doing stuff. Usually wacky stuff. Bunty was pretty huge and it was the first comics experience for a lot of girls, myself included. It's interesting to look at the "life lessons" in it's many varied stories.. they do progressive-seeming stories, and then they do completely awful screwed up rubbish. And then a story about how it would be useful to have a robo-pet. What am I supposed to have learnt from you, Bunty? Other than that comics are awesome?

After the cut: One very truncated story about a reluctant model, and a lot of first panels from a couple of my annuals. They introduce the premise of what'll be a two to eight page story, and go a little bit like "Tessa Worth had an unusual toy rabbit named Flopear which was really a highly-powered space craft in which she could travel. However, on the day before Christmas Eve, Tessa wanted to go no further than the highstreet!"

ACTUAL QUOTE. I'm saving that strip up, though.

If you want to hear more of any of these stories, let me know. I just got around to "scanning" (photographing..) Super Lamb today, after being asked to back on insanejournal.

Warning: '70s fatphobia within.

Let's go, girls )
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Away for a month.. I wonder what I missed?? Many rumbles?

Anyway, I bring you bounty upon my return. You may or may not have heard of the amazing (liar) Baron Munchausen. He has a couple of illnesses named after him due to his tendancy to tell "tall tales" - four of which are related after the cut. And the art is pretty fantastic: perfectly suited to the tone. Enjoy!

Meet the Baron! )


Believe it or not, I found these amazing one-pagers in a Daily Mail children's annual. It was from maybe 1950, but the fact that the Daily Mail has ever published something that I can honestly say "that is entirely fantastic and in no way upsetting or offensive" about.. well, I find it hard to believe.

So I share them with you!
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Given the success of my post a couple of days ago about Aquaman exploring an alternative side to his dress sense, here, from 30 years ago (Dear Lord it IS 30 years ago... wow I feel old), is Superman 349. (A 17 page story, which I think I've posted a little under six pages worth of story for).



As Superman finds himself the victim of...

The Turnabout Trap! )
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Ah, the Silver Age! I bring you a gem from it. So, Wondy is just returning to Paradise Island with Steve Trevor. And then...this happens.
Under the cut, cracktopia + question )

 character: diana/wonder woman,  wtf: sexism, wtf: crack

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I recently came across a delightful book edited by Art Spiegelman, "The Toon Treasury of Classic Childrens Comics". It includes a number of early comics including stories featuring Scrooge McDuck, Captain Marvel, Little Lulu and Sugar and Spike. Oh, and this
click )
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Thought I'd share some rather fun/disturbing/freaky Silver Age Flash covers with you, as well as some exciting music news

Yes, this cover IS as disturbing as you think it is




Click the link to see embiggened and more! )


Lovers of Shirley Walker music rejoice! )

Suggested tags: creator: carmine infantino, char: flash/barry allen, char: flash/kid flash/wally west, title: the flash, publisher: dc comics
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Found a little internet magic that I had to share. Axe Cop


Photobucket

29 year old comic book artist illustrates his 5 year old brothers story.

"...During the visit Malchai was running around with his toy fireman axe and he said he was playing “Axe Cop.” He asked me to play with him, and I asked what my weapon was… so he brought me a toy flute (actually a recorder). I told him I would rather be Axe Cop then Flute Cop, and he seemed just fine with being Flute Cop. The story that followed became more and more brilliant, until I couldn’t contain myself and I had to draw the whole thing into a one page comic."

"The writing process is basically just me quizzing Malachai as he develops the saga. I’ll just try to pry all the details out of him and write them all down until something like a complete little story has been formed. Everything in AXE COP started in Malachai’s head, all I do is sort it out and draw it."


He'll chop your head off! )
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Instead of explaining why I'm posting scans of DC Showcase #59 (1965), I'll let the teaser pic speak for itself...




... yep. More music, a weird rock band, 'hip language' and some things that just don't work that way behind the cut.

Meet the coolest and grooviest group )
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A few Superdictionary definitions for your enjoyment. I checked the Tags and I think they haven't been posted yet, so here follow the usual crack and awesomeness~





11 scans behind the cut )

Tags:
char: atom/ray palmer, char: batman/bruce wayne, char: flash/barry allen, char: green arrow/oliver queen, char: green lantern/hal jordan, char: krypto the superdog, char: lois lane, char: robin/nightwing/dick grayson, in-joke: bees. my god., in-joke: crack, publisher: dc comics, title: superdictionary
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[personal profile] sailorlibra requested Bronze Age Lois Lane. Here are 6 and a half pages from a 20-page story, "The Day Lois Lane Walked All Over Superman," from Superman Family #183, May-June 1977. It's also the story that gives us a rather famous image, one that I considered using as the preview image, but in the end I couldn't resist a lovely image from the Neal Adams-drawn cover, especially since it encapsulates part of the story I had to cut:


I-I'll do anything, Lois! J-just don't hurt me... )
Whatta ya think, gang? Cracky enough for ya?
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...Let the crescent moon fall! That plugs the crack and stops the air leak temporarily! Later, repair crews will fix the "glass ground" permanently and put the moon back in the sky! [CRACK] [SSSssssss]

tags:
in-joke: crack

ETA 4:52pm local time: Not the Golden Age, actually, mods:

tags:
in-joke: crack, era: silver age
Tag fixed by mod as of 5:33pm local time

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