365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 25

Panels from S.W.O.R.D.* #1 (January 2010), script by Kieron Gillen, pencils by Steven Sanders, inks by Craig Yeung, letters by Dave Lanphear

*Sentient World Observation and Response Department

Ten of a Kind: I'm not done, and I won't be 'til my head falls off

(More Ten of a Kind here.)

365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 24

Panel from Uncanny X-Men #512 (August 2009), script by Matt Fraction, pencils by Yanick Paquette, inks by Karl Story, colors by Justin Ponsor, letters by Cory Petit

Separated at Birth: You'd think she'd learn to not take her husband to the park

L: Millie the Model #154 (October 1967), art by Sol Brodsky
R: Millie the Model #201 (April 1973), art by Stan Goldberg (?)

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365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 23

Panels from New X-Men #117 (October 2001), script by Grant Morrison, pencils by Ethan van Sciver, inks by Prentiss Rollins, colors by HiFi Design, letters by Saida Temofonte

Saturday Morning Cartoon: Star Wars Uncut

Star Wars Uncut: Scene 349 from Carlo Guillot

365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 22

Splash page from New X-Men #116 (September 2001), script by Grant Morrison, pencils by Frank Quitely, inks by Mark Morales and Dan Green, colors by HiFi Design, letters by Saida Temofonte
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Roy Thomases of the Olllllllllld West

Sparticii of the Olllllllllld West

Panel from Wyatt Earp #15 (February 1958), art by Dick Ayers

Hank McCoys of the Olllllllllld West

Panel from Wyatt Earp #15 (February 1958), art by Dick Ayers

Sexual Harassment of the Olllllllllld West

Panel from Quick-Trigger Western #14 (September 1956), art by Dick Ayers

Amazon.coms of the Olllllllllld West

Panel from Wyatt Earp #15 (February 1958), art by Dick Ayers

Art Critics of the Olllllllllld West

Panel from Wyatt Earp #15 (February 1958), art by Dick Ayers

Bullies of the Olllllllllld West

Panel from Quick-Trigger Western #14 (September 1956), script by Stan Lee, art by Reed Crandall

Yellowbellies of the Olllllllllld West

Panel from Wyatt Earp #31 (April 1958), script by Stan Lee, art by Dick Ayers

365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 21

Panels from New X-Men #114 (July 2001), script by Grant Morrison, pencils by Frank Quitely, inks by Tim Townsend, colors by Brian Haberlin, letters by Saida Temofonte
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365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 20

Panels from X-Treme X-Men #3 (September 2001), script by Chris Claremont, pencils and inks by Salvador Larroca, colors by Liquid Graphics, letters by Tom Orzechowski

Also, every time you don't cover your mouth when you sneeze, you send Aunt May closer to her grave.

Cough cough cough. Please excuse the lack of a proper post for the moment...I am a very sick little stuffed bull with a bad winter cold. Cough cough cough. Please email me some chicken soup using the comments field below.

What, you want me to get out of bed and do a real post? Oh, my aching little stuffed head! I can't do that. You know, once upon a time there was a guy, who despite being so sick that he shoulda stayed in bed:


All panels are from Amazing Spider-Man #121 (June 1973), script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Gil Kane, inks by John Romita Sr. and Tony Mortellaro, colors by David Hunt, letters by Artie Simek

But he didn't. And then this is what happened:



So there you have it: inarguable proof that getting out of bed when you're sick kills Gwen Stacy. And I won't be a part of that.

(See you in a day or two, tho'!)

365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 19

Panel from Uncanny X-Men #390 (February 2001), script by Scott Lobdell, pencils by Salvador Larroca, inks by Tim Townsend, Larry Stucker, Dexter Vines; Danny Miki, and Scott Hanna, colors by Hi-Fi Colour Design, letters by Richard Starkings and Comicraft
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365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 18

Panel from X-Men Annual #1 (1992), script by Fabian Nicieza, layouts by Jim Lee, pencils and inks by a buncha guys, colors by Joe Rosas, letters by L. Lois Buhalis

365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 17

Panel from Star Trek/X-Men one-shot (December 1996), script by Scott Lobdell; pencils by Marc Silvestri; background assists by Brian Ching; inks by Bat; colors by Tyson Wengler, Steve Firchow, Jonathan D. Smith, and Richard Isanove; letters by Dennis Heisler

Ten of a Kind: I gotta run you see I'm under the gun/And my back is up against the wall

(More Ten of a Kind here.)

365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 16

Panel from X-Men #27 (December 1993), script by Fabian Nicieza, pencils by Richard Bennett, inks by Bob Wiacek and Scott Hanna, colors by Joe Rosas, letters by Bill Oakley

Saturday Morning Cartoon: "Plutopia"

Pluto and Mickey Mouse in "Plutopia" (1951), directed by Charles Nichols and featuring the voices of Pinto Colvig (Pluto), James MacDonald (Mickey) and Jim Backus (Milton the Cat)

If I Ran the Sheinhardt Wig Company

365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 15

Panel from X-Men #33 (October 1991), co-plot and script by Chris Claremont, co-plot and pencils by Jim Lee, inks by Scott Williams, colors by Joe Rosas, letters by Tom Orzechowski
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Johnny Storm is an insensitive boob!

Yes he is! After all, how else can you explain this:



...taking Spidey to the bridge where the love of his life died? Taaaac-ky, Mister Storm! You certainly deserve it when Spider-Man lets you have it with both barrels:


Zing! Right between the eyes! You got him there, Pete! Now, go in for the subtle but sophisticated bon mot that will leave Johnny squirming...


...wha...WHOA, SPIDEY! That's going a little bit too far! Ouch!

No wonder Spider-Man wound up like this:


And that's why, when you're trading insults with your friends...try to stay off the comments about infant death, okay? Isn't that right, Superman?


Spider-Man panels are from 1) Marvel Team-Up #1; 2 & 3) Marvel Team-Up #147; 4) Amazing Spider-Man #261

365 Days with Hank McCoy, Day 14

Panel from X-Factor #65 (April 1991), co-plotted by Jim Lee and Whilce Portacio, scripted by Chris Claremont, pencilled by Whilce Portacio, inked by Art Thibert, colored by Steve Buccellato, lettered by Michael Heisler