Mamas Papapolitis

gailsimone:

The interesting thing about this is, I have worked with a lot of kids over the years, in volunteer groups and through other situations. I’ve met a LOT of kids who wouldn’t think twice saying something like this, and we all sort of dismiss it. We think it’s just a morbid sense of humor, or desensitization to violence or something of that nature.

I said a lot of morbid things myself as a kid.

Quite a few readers asked, if Babs heard him say this, why didn’t she know he was messed up?

But I’ve heard kids say much weirder stuff every time they sit down at an X-box.

I don’t think people would leap to a conclusion that he’s going to be a serial killer based on this comment.

Thoughts? Am I wrong, here?

Soooo…..

http://www.buzzfeed.com/mattbellassai/the-creepiest-things-a-child-has-ever-said-to-a-parent

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phoning-it-in:

glenweldon:

SUPERMAN FAMILY #196. July-August 1979. “Super-Disco Fever!” Written by Cary Burkett, Penciled by Kurt Schaffenberger, Inked by Dan Adkins.

Clark Kent is taken to a discotheque by his fan club and discovers that a madman has hidden several bombs beneath the dance floor.

He slyly uses his super-powers to disarm each one, using only the raw propulsive musk-scented power of … his moves.

(“Shake your bootie?”)

Next time someone says, “Superman is boring” punch them in the face then show them this. 

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twitterthecomic:

Comic based on the classic @puppy_eggs tweet.

https://twitter.com/puppy_eggs/status/199612414633848833

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seanhowe:

Mighty Marvel Comicon 1975!

Dammit, I’m busy that weekend doing stuff like not being born yet.

kateordie:

Ladies Night 2013 at Strange Adventures Comic Shop. Photos by Krista Leger. 

agreeablecomics:

A very special guest appears in the new The Rack, featuring art by Tracie Mauk and colors by Joe Hunter.

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ameliacolecomic:

With Amelia Cole 6 coming this Weds 2/20 we thought we would share this pinup done by the incredible Jennifer Meyer for issue 5! You can buy issues 1-5 here and catch up now!

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seanhowe:

Jack Kirby, Neal Adams, Mike Friedrich, Bernard Lansky at San Diego Comic Con in 1973; photograph by Shel Dorf. More here.

tompeyer:

This seemed wildly fantastic in 1960. 

Bill Gates, Al Gore and Steve Jobs owe Otto Binder & Al Plastino an obscene amount of money.

Reading through Nemo by reading ‘bout Sandy.

(Though Vermont hasn’t gotten near the amount of snow as NY or coastal New England.)

marshmallowtea:

Leah ~

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philnoto:

Megan Gwynn “Pixie” 

chrisroberson:

superfist:

That’s one way to win, I guess.

There are times when I think the Bronze Age was the Best Age.