Top: panel from Superman series subscription ad in DC Comics cover dated June 1989. Izzat Jerry Ordway artwork there?
Middle: panel from the Batman story "The Riddler" in Detective Comics #140 (October 1948), script by Bill Finger, pencils by Dick Sprang, inks by Charles Paris
Bottom: panel portion from Lobo (2014 series) #1 (December 2014), script by Cullen Bunn, pencils by Reilly Brown, inks by Nelson Decastro, colors by Pete Pantazis, letters by Travis Lanham
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3 comments:
Haw!
Aww! I liked the Submariner one. It looked like he says "Indeed" and "Indubitably" and "Jolly old chap" a lot.
Dismem-- um, Remember when Marvel and DC used "black blood" to get by the Code? Sigh.
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