from Cyberella #2 (DC/Helix, October 1996), script by Howard Chaykin, pencils and inks by Don Cameron, colors by Nathan Eyring, letters by Ken Bruzenak
Wednesday, February 13, 2013
Today in Comics History, February 13, 1928: The invention of using a newspaper as a coaster
from Cyberella #2 (DC/Helix, October 1996), script by Howard Chaykin, pencils and inks by Don Cameron, colors by Nathan Eyring, letters by Ken Bruzenak
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Who knew Cyberella was a How I Met Your Mother prequel?
(Yeah, I know: Who knew what Cyberella was? Put your hand down, Stuart Moore!)
Darn those pesky Lathe accidents! There should be a law!
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