from "The Holiday Hijackers" in Adventure Comics #145 (DC, October 1949), script by Edmond Hamilton, pencils and inks by John Sikela
Thursday, July 04, 2013
Today in Comics History, July 4: Smallville, Kansas is destroyed
from "The Holiday Hijackers" in Adventure Comics #145 (DC, October 1949), script by Edmond Hamilton, pencils and inks by John Sikela
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"Great Googally Moogally, Paw! Buildings that are more than two stories tall!"
Single bound indeed!
Of course it wasn't, Clark. Geez... Yeah, Smallville used to be a huge city but we downsized it by getting rid of all the skyscrapers and industry and subways.
Also? Way to get around, Superboy. It's a good thing nobody in Metropolis ever needed your help until you got out of college. 30th century, sure, but Metropolis can eat dirt.
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