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If you’re one of those weirdos over the age of seven who still likes “The Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade,” then you might enjoy this little gem. It’s the Marvel float circa 1989! Special thanks to the YouTube channel, “Rediscover The 80s” for finding this.
Have a happy Thanksgiving, from Comics Can be Stupid!
Reblogged from last year, because I still think it's cool
It must be hell to work in this environment.
Hoo boy. This is a total blast from the past, because this is the first Dark Knight comic that I ever read.
I was around 10 or 11 years old and my mom - knowing I had a inkling towards the world of graphic narrative - grabbed this from the local thrift store for me and my brother to read. As an illiterate in all things super hero, I don't think she was aware on how dark Batman comics could get. I mean yeah, by most Dark Knight standards this is pretty tame, but themes of murder, child abduction, drug use, hallucinations, and childhood trauma were pretty intense for a kid who mostly stuck to Calvin and Hobbes, and Garfield. Despite being a bit unsettled, I was fascinated by the stories and wound up reading them over dozens of times. They showed me that comics could be more than funny gags or zany adventures for kids. They could have intense, moving themes, and ride the ragged edge of a damaged man's pysche.
I no longer own this comic, but I appreciate the mark it left on me, and am looking forward to the marks to be gained in the future.
Comics Can Be Stupid wishes you a fun Halloween full of frights and nostalgia.
Trick or Treat?
Not sure if this joke is still relevant, but whatever...
Happy Halloween, from Comics Can Be Stupid.
It ain't Halloween without some good ol' fashioned child endangerment.
Happy Halloween, from Comics Can Be Stupid!
Greetings, fellow geeks and freaks!
Sorry I havent posted anything to help celebrate this season, but I hoped you lot might enjoy the home-made Tonya Stark costume from my Halloween party last week! (Styled after the 3rd movie, I think, because it was the cheapest look to pull off) Yep, that whole look is from scratch, including the arc reactor, because I am an atom-smashing God.
Comics Can Be Stupid wishes you all a spooky, fun Halloween!
Also, applying fake battle damage to one's face is strangely cathartic, I highly recommend it.
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Happy Halloween, kiddies!
Wonder Woman # 58, 1953.
This issue with it’s Sun stealing story and one where no one could see Wonder Woman and she couldn’t touch anything was a Golden-Age tab of acid!
"Boy, the 60s were fun, but I'm paying for it now..."
Hacienda
If anyone (like me) was looking at the last post and wondering “Just what the hell is a hacienda?” apparently it’s a Spanish word for a large estate or plantation with a dwelling house.
It also seems to be the name of some Mexican restaurants in my area, so guess what I’m doing tonight.
You think so, Penny?
In this image, a dog is offering another dog a piece of gum.
And I’m left to question, why the fuck do I do this?
Parker continues to judge me.
This story has got a lot of layers.
"It's this great invention called pants, Lance."
Same.
Same.
No one likes a backseat driver, Atom.
