Spider-Woman #33

[history79]

7.66 pages of 23

Comments

[beyondthefringe]

Turner D. Century.
An original hipster.

[lordnorj]

More like a hipster Mike Pence.

[crinos]

Okay, does anyone else only know this asshole from Seanbaby's site?

[cygnia]

I remember him popping up in Deadpool's "Night of the Living Dead Losers"

[captainbellman]

I was just reading about this guy in "The League of Regrettable Supervillains" the other week. Give him his due, he's apparently the only foe to actively take a hand in snapping a superheroine's spine on a cover (as opposed to it just happening adjacently)...

[agharta75]

This guy makes Condiment Man look good.

[bradygirl_12]

I thought Century's faceless female companion was fitting: woman as voiceless companion, following along behind man.

This villain isn't run=of=the=mill, that's for sure.

[sarahnewlin]

LOVE! on Stage sounds fun

[jgeils]

As I recall, he was killed in the big massacre by the Scourge of the Underworld in Captain America #319, who were all later ressurected by the Hood in some sacrificial ritual. Can you imagine being the guy who's told, "You must die so Turner D. Century may live again."

I think Rick Remender wrote that in the Punisher, and I'll never understand why. I guess it must have been a package deal; revive one, you revive them all.

[mastermahan]

Boobs-and-butt pose! Take a drink!