Panels from Avengers #100, June 1972, written by Roy Thomas,
art by Barry (Windsor-)Smith, Joe Sinnott and Syd Shores
Tony likes to (mis)quote Thor:
Panel segment from Avengers #101, July 1972, written by Harlan Ellison and Roy Thomas, art by Rich Buckler and Dan Adkins
Golly, guys. It's okay to admit you like each other. C'mon, why don't you have a quiet moment and admit you wanna be good friends?:
Panels from Avengers #130, December 1974, written by Steve Englehart, art by Sal Buscema and Joe Staton, coloring by Bill Mantlo
(burying my head in my hooves in dismay) Oh, guys, guys, guys. When will you learn love is the answer? And you know that for sure.
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4 comments:
Please. Thor could make mincemeat of old Iron pants any time he wanted to.
But shouldn't there be an "I say thee, Nay!" in there somewhere?
Thor could make mincemeat of old Iron Pants any time he wanted to.
That's the thing, Sally. Deep down inside...he doesn't want to.
But shouldn't there be an "I say thee, Nay!" in there somewhere?
His head may say thee, nay, but his heart doth say thee, yes, yes a thousand times yes!
Hmm, in that last set of panels Iron Man has a nose.
Does that mean he was being such a liar, liar that his nose was actually warping the armor?
And with that little spike on Thor's helmet, I think it would have been funny if they'd gotten stuck together after headbutting.
Little stuffed bull, wherefore dost thou make me wonder what Tony was doing with Clor in more ... private moments?
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