Cage #1

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Hellblazer #148

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Father's Day: My favourite "Calvin & his dad" moment

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( Fathers know everything...or do a good job of faking it )

Harley Quinn #17

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( I am what I am, and that's all what I am. )

Father's Day: Blue Beetle

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From Blue Beetle #17:

( One of my favorite fathers in comics )

Who cast the final stone, who threw the crushing blow, someone has to take the fall*

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Nothing says Father's Day quite like fighting your own grandfather because your brother tricked you into it.

This is 10 pages from the 40 page story of Thor #600 written by JMS and drawn by Olivier Coipel

( Victory )

Father's Day: The Wonderful World of Mr. Nygma

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So. The Riddler. As far as Gotham villains go, his parents were typically not Parent of the Year material - the most "popular" origin for him these days is that his dad beat him when he was little for getting good grades, because Mr. Nygma couldn't stand the idea that his son was smarter than he was, and forced li'l Eddie to "admit" to cheating. The adult Riddler's obsession with twisting the truth via riddles is supposed to be an extension of that... or something.

But as I have no desire to discuss such ugly things today, let's look at the times when Mr. Nygma was (implied to be) a semi-decent father.

( Riddle me this: when is  )

Fathers Day post: ACTION COMICS #800

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Seems some of the best Fathers Day posts come from Joe Kelly's run on ACTION COMICS. Here are a few pages from ACTION COMICS #800. They focus on Jonathan Kent and one of those "mentor figures" Clark had during his "walk the Earth like Caine in 'Kung Fu'" phase.

( Pa has a nice ring to it )

Blackcross #3

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"Some characters just have that pure tone of the genre's origins. And these, especially, as they're almost lost figures, in comparison to the Marvel and DC characters who have undergone decades of continuous iteration. This was an opportunity to reach back to the kind of creepy feeling some of these characters originally had. They were technically, I guess, second-generation superhero characters, created to ride the wave of this new fiction, and created very quickly and simply -- but sometimes, as happens with pulp fiction, some genuine weirdness leaks out into material created that quickly." -- Warren Ellis

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Superman September Solicits: "Truth"

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Jurassic Park: Raptor #1

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Tagline on the cover: "The Official Continuation of the Hit Movie!"

Writer: Steve Englehart
Pencils/Inks: Armando Gil
Other Penciller/Inker: Dell Barras

10 out of 30 pages

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Thunderbolts #120

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Father's Day: Bruce Gives Cassandra Cain Flying Lessons

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( From Gotham Knights 48 and 49 )