from "Planetary Names" in Showcase #19 (DC, March 1959), scripter and artist unknown
Wednesday, March 05, 2014
Today in Comics History, March 5, 1930: Pluto makes a bold dash across space to escape Neil deGrasse Tyson
from "Planetary Names" in Showcase #19 (DC, March 1959), scripter and artist unknown
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Haw! Foolish planet! No one can escape the awesomeness of Tyson!
Well...maybe Carl Sagan.
"Percival Lowell" was his pen name, Bully. His birth name was "Percival Lutwidge Unger-Thomason Ollyollyoxenfree".
Special Bonus Knowledge: "TOMBAUGH" is also what Charlie Brown exclaimed when the Fourth Doctor appeared just as Lucy was pulling the football away for the 7,481st time.
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Blam
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