Lex Luthor/Porky Pig #1 - “Employee of the Month” (2018)
written by Mark Russell art by Brad Walker, Andrew Hennessy, & Andrew Dalhouse
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Lex Luthor/Porky Pig #1 - “Employee of the Month” (2018)
written by Mark Russell art by Brad Walker, Andrew Hennessy, & Andrew Dalhouse
Please I’m begging you stop reblogging this I can only repress this information so many times
Coward.
Batgirl & the Birds of Prey #5 (2017)
written by Julie Benson & Shawna Benson art by Roge Antonio & Allen Passalaqua
Combat #13 July-September 1964 Dell Publishing
Flash Comics #20 - “The Adventure of the Auctioned Utility Company” (1941)
written by Gardner Fox art by Harold Wilson Sharp
Power Girl #5 - “Girls’ Night Out!” (2009)
written by Justin Gray & Jimmy Palmiotti art by Amanda Conner & Paul Mounts
MOTHERFUCKERS COULDN’T GET ON WONDER WOMEN’S LEVEL
Adventure Comics #372 September 1968 Writer: Jim Shooter Art: Curt Swan
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The Brave and the Bold #73 August-September 1967
JSA #55 Writer: Geoff John's Art: Leonard Kirk
Never imagined I'd see Hoppy fan art
I mean I feel like Flash should be right with Billy but still yes Billy is the fun one
The Question by Phil Cho
In brightest day, In blackest night...
World's Finest Comics #174 March 1968
Things like this are why I love older comics. The wild, way out there, and/or goofy stories the writers came up with. Don't see much like it anymore.