November 19, 2010

  • Comic Capers

    These are some oldies but goodies.  I was going to write a poem I found while cleaning out my files but it was far too personal.  In the 30 minutes I was on Xanga yesterday I was offended...god I don't know if a return is in order then.  Oh well...enjoy comic books.


    Pearl necklace...hahaha...even Archie is getting more than me.

    Does The Thing have an orange thing?  Did you know that my nickname was the Fantastic Four?  It wasn't because there are four of me.


    You can have all the super powers in the universe but it won't protect you from an STD, so remember kids...crazy Uncle Matt says, "Cover your stump before you hump."


    I wish a broad would blow hard on me.  I said hard on.  HAHAHAHAHA!  This looks rather queer.  Or is it gay?  I am confused.

    Nothing confusing about this one...Wow these comics keep getting more and more sexually charged!!!

    Step back a little folks.  The Rifleman has a massive log.  It's a shock to me that he lets his son hold it like this.  Look at the eyes of the kid.  he can't believe what his father is making him do.

    So this is the most graphic 1940s comic book cover I have seen.  Tattooing USA through the heart.  Gosh that is full of Christian love.  Also a racist remark and @#!$% to insinuate swearing.  Wow!  Way to go War Report! 

    Hmmm I am wondering why Rainbow Boy isn't a modern day Gay Pride superhero


    Captain Marvel...picking on the Japanese...you may remember a few comic posts back I had with a DC Comics WW2 slogan.  Theirs was "Slap the Japs"  Marvel was a little too slow on the trigger to pick up that clever catch phrase so this is second best.  I wonder what is the deal with his size.  I have seen other Captain MArvel covers and he appears to be normal size.  OH I GET IT!!!! Japanese people are small so he looks like a giant.  Clever...very clver. 

    The grandaddy of them all.  Captain Marvel.  First off I am going to say that the sign on the beach pointing Germany bugs me.  I have been to plenty of beaches and there aren't signs on them point to places across the ocean.  Something else that bugs me...the cannon in Captain Marvels hands strikes me as phallic.  Also, look at Steamboat...yes Steamboat.  A 1940s comic book artist thought that is what black people looked like.  He reminds me of Goofy.  Maybe goofy is African America because he certainly isn't a dog.  I just can't believe they drew people like that.

    I guess they didn't have spell check back then unless Tokio actually exists but I doubt it.  Once again picking on the dimunitive nature of the Asian males.  Gosh you have to love those teeth. 


    Ok so here is some revisionist history for you.  Apparently the Nazis were a race of powder blue trolls and the general of the Allies was a Vulcan.  This comic looks like jingoistic propaganda.  I loved Professor Levorson. 



    Have a great weekend.  I think if I am able to get out of bed I will be in a forest come Saturday morning shooting deer and trying to stay sober.

Comments (21)

  • And people think things were better back then. Ha!

  • Loved it. Rec'd it. =)

  • You had some gay comments up there for some of them... like literally, lol and gotta love that Artist drawing that black guy in the Captain Marvel comic... just wow....

  • So how many deer did you shoot? 12? 27? I saw a spike at 7:08. Sunrise and legal shooting time was 7:08. I decided that it shouldn't be that easy so I let him go. Later I saw a couple of doe and tried to move the cursor over one and double click, but alas I was sitting in the woods with my gun on my lap and not at the computer, so that didn't work out so well.

  • orange thigies..owww.

  • The panel featuring Batman cracked me up.

    I am still waiting for you to post a cover to a comic book that I actually owned back in the day.

  • @NightlyDreams - yes...the good old days weren't so good.  I remember reading somewhere for a psych course in college that the good old days weren't good especially not where teen pregnancy is concerned.  The rates were much higher than today however back then more teens were married when they had kids or they gave children up for adoption unlike today when pregnant kids are given TV shows and tens of thousands of dollars.

  • @CPKviperphoenix - You know that drawing of "Steamboat" is actually one of the least offensive from that time period but if artists depicted African Americans in a humanly manner the writers took it upon themselves to make up for lack of racist content.

  • @Aloysius_son - I saw an 8 pointer but it was standing in the middle of the road as I was coming home from supper.  I wish I didn't have a conscience so I could have got out of my blazer and shot it.

  • @anonymiaous - yes, considering he is some sort of rock like substance

  • @MelFamy - hmmm I will have to go through all my old comic posts to find some.  If you read old school Batman and Superman, I knock those quite a bit.

  • Melfamy told me I just had to read this....I'm glad he did. It was really funny. I tried to rec you but it won't let me. Wonder what's up with that?

  • Wow..some of these comics were extremely offensive etc; I just can't believe they got away with it..and some of it is so funny but so wrong. Lol

  • @godfatherofgreenbay - well i think i would not want to live in any other time because it just seemed people were much more crazy.  much more violent.  now we watch more violent movies and video games but it seems in many cases that's an outlet and might curb the craziness to actually do the insane things.  i don't know.  i'm talking about stuff i really don't know about.

  • @NightlyDreams - well I just heard about a black Friday shopper in Madison who threatened to shoot people because they complained she cut in line...I almost went to a Walmart because I saw TV dvds at $12 but I chickened out.

  • @joiwinds - I have no clue.  Others have said that they have difficulties recommending but then others can.  Xanga can be weird like that.

  • @Hinase - yeah, I was reviewing some other offensive covers from that time period and maybe Steamboat wasn't the most offensive.

  • @godfatherofgreenbay - they had the same deals online at walmart.com and at amazon (personally i liked the titles at amazon better than the ones we had)

  • Comic books were still a dime when I started following The DC line of heroes. The oldest comic I still own is Showcase #32, sometime in 1962, featuring The Atom. 

  • @MelFamy - You know...when I get my computer back, I'll have to go through some of the old comic posts because The Atom rings a bell.

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