Panel from "The Stolen Identities" in Adventure Comics #270 (March 1960), script by Jerry Siegel, pencils and inks by George Papp
Thursday, January 02, 2014
The Entire Silver Age in One Comics Panel
Panel from "The Stolen Identities" in Adventure Comics #270 (March 1960), script by Jerry Siegel, pencils and inks by George Papp
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Somewhere in the future, Bouncing Boy cries.
Wow! That Lana is one cold little .....!!
Boy, Lana sure is shallow!
Given the frequency with which sudden obesity happened to characters in the Silver Age, you gotta think that that attitude might come back to bite her in the butt.
Fattys sure are sensitive.
I read this story not long ago, Bully, and "Pa Kent" exposing his identity by eating a toaster is one of my favorite moments in comics, like, ever. As for Bouncing Boy, Tom: He ended up going home with Duo Damsel, so they were crocodile (Gorn?) tears at worst.
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