I don't really have a clever post for you tonight, so let's just gawk in amazement and horror at
The Pantsuit of Evil!!! Caveat: "The Pantsuit of Evil" may not be the original name of the story.
Panels from "The Roots of Evil!" in House of Mystery #176 (September-October 1968), script by Marv Wolfman, pencils and inks by Jack Sparling
AIIIEEEEEEEEEEEE! It's
eeeeevil!
How evil is it? So evil that the
colorist goes insane and can't face up to it by page two.
Later on, she changes into a little something from the Gwen Stacy's Signature Collection (available at Kmart near the Brooklyn Bridge), but
it's too late...the
pantsuit has already driven them all insane!
Even a friendly visit from
Swamp Thing cannot drive out the memory of the
pantsuit of evil!
To sum up:
Pantsuit of Evil!
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2 comments:
You forgot to mention Doc Ock's cameo...
You know even with the crazy pantsuit I have to say I dig this artists style, which I find very dynamic. Reminds a little of Frank Robbins.
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