...the beautiful cursive handwriting of Prince Namor!
Panel from the Sub-Mariner story in Young Men #25 (February 1954), by Bill Everett
Be sure to tune in next time when...Captain America learns calligraphy!
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
And now here's something we hope you'll really like
...the beautiful cursive handwriting of Prince Namor!
Panel from the Sub-Mariner story in Young Men #25 (February 1954), by Bill Everett
Be sure to tune in next time when...Captain America learns calligraphy!
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Such a lovely hand. Do you suppose he does wedding invitations and Christmas cards?
Yet another sign of the weirdness that is the Marvel U: the Sub-Mariner's handwriting is fancier than Captain America's.
Well, it makes sense.
Captain America is a lower working class stiff who's too busy punching Nazis to learn proper handwriting.
Namor is royalty, complete, one presumes, with calligraphy classes.
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