#earth-29

[yoshimickster]

I wanna stab Earth-29 Bizarro to death with a Blue-Kryptonite dagger.

He is a TERRIBLE person, a TERRIBLE father, and should rot in hell!

And for those from Earth-29 reading:

He am GREAT person, am GREAT father, and should grow in heaven!

[hondobrode]

Earth-29 Bizarro

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[ianthe]

ooops plotting out fic based on The Savage Time arc which will also link/allude to my larger multiple-flashes fic i started plotting out

and i just used Final Draft to fucking recreate the screenplay for part 1 of the savage time to help me start organizing and then opened a new thing in ywriter and fuck it i just got out my legal pad and pen

i am beginnnig to understand the appeal of this whole fiction writing thing???????

this is the first time ive had a hobby in a long time?????????

fuck it i need to open up a timeline and get that going too

cant wait to drive myself crazy doing this

its fun

[comicsoughtabefun]

Separated at Birth: Everyone knows it's Dobie

L: The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis #3 (Sepember-October 1960), art by Bob Oksner R: Windy and Willy #2 (July-August 1969), art by Bob Oksner (And see also at the bottom of this post, Swing with Scooter #36) (Click picture to muscle-beach-size)

L: The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis #6 (March-April 1961), art by Bob Oksner R: Windy and Willy #3 (September-October 1969), art by Bob Oksner (Click picture to toddler-size)

L: The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis #12 (March-April 1962), art by Bob Oksner R: Windy and Willy #1 (May-June 1969), art by Bob Oksner (Click picture to Taurus-the-Bull-size)

L: The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis #19 (May-June 1963), art by Bob Oksner R: Windy and Willy #4 (November-December 1969), art by Bob Oksner (Click picture to tossing-the-bull-size)

L: The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis #20 (July-August 1963), art by Bob Oksner R: Showcase #81 (March 1969), art by Bob Oksner (Click picture to Denny-Terriosize) No, folks, you're not seein' double (five times!) DC's 1969 comic book series The Way-Out World of Windy and Willy (four issues plus a debut in Showcase was inspired by their own '60-'64 series The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis...inspired by, in this case, meaning very nearly the same comic book! Each of the Windy stories was a reprint of a Dobie story, relettered and retouched to reflect the changed character names and designs, with newly drawn covers using the same old jokes as five issues of Dobie by the original artist, Bob Oksner! So, which DC-Earth do you think Dobie lived on...and did Willy live on its version of Earth-2? Now that there's only fifty-two earths, are they both stuck on Earth-29, the home in the multiverse of Alan Ladd, Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis, Pat Boone, Bob Hope, and Puffy AmiYumi? And if so, when will they cross over with Superman and Batman and Wonder Woman? Call me, Didio. I've got the whole 12-part megaseries worked out in my head already.

EDIT!: Hold the phone, Separatists! We've got ourselves a triplet!: Swing with Scooter #36 (October-November 1972), art by Stan Goldberg and Henry Scarpelli Brought to my attention by "Dauntless" Dr. K of Dr. K's 100-Page Super Spectacular, here's a third version of the beach gag shown above on Dobie #3 and Windy #2. The evidence mounts for an analysis of Hodgkin's Law of Parallel Planetary Development to be applied to the pre-Crisis Earth-29: in a world where three pairs of teenagers make the same jokes in the period of twelve years, surely there's some giant hand at the beginning of time spinning events into some sort of multiple-earth beach-gag tapesty! Or, maybe, like everybody imitating the Fonz or Austin Powers, it's just an old joke used one time too many. Only Rip Hunter, Time Master could tell us for sure! Thanks, Dr. K!