Okay, let's try this thing one more time. Third time lucky to get Ben Grimm some pancakes? Old Blue Eyes is even making them himself, comics!
Panels from Marvel Two-in-One #69 (November 1980); script by Mark Gruenwald and Ralph Macchio, pencils by Ron Wilson, inks by Gene Day, colors by George Roussos, letters by John Costanza
I object to the portrayal of Ben Grimm using pre-boxed pancake mix! He oughta have a great made-from-scratch recipe that Aunt Petunia taught him! Anyway, thanks Suzie, fer savin' the pancakes. IT'S SLOBBERIN' TIME!
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2 comments:
Are we not going to discuss how when he yanked the stove out he caused a gas leak that Johnny might set off and blow them all to kingdom come?
I had the same thought, but then figured Reed has probably whipped up a stove with a self-contained power source. Also, I've read Kingdom Come pretty thoroughly and the FF are among the few characters who don't pop up in the background.
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