§ February 20th, 2012 § Filed under scans § 14 Comments

I would totally hang with that dude.
front and back cover of Treasure Chest Vol. 17 #1 (September 1961)

If there’s a better sci-fi phrase than “set blasters to
flesh,” I don’t know what it is.
from Star Lord #1 (May 1978) by T.B. Grover and Carlos Ezquerra
…courtesy Young Love #122 (November 1976):

Giant sewing props on loan from 1950s Batman comics, presumably.
§ October 24th, 2011 § Filed under scans § 3 Comments

Ooh, Lanny Lummox, no good can come of using your kung fu skills in the service of evil. Karma will catch up to you…
…except the Raccoon Kids, Rollo and Rudy, get involved, and somehow trick you into using the bags of flour that were actually inside the box to bake pies, which the kids take and eat, except for the few they convince you into putting under the “money tree” outside and having you wait for cash to flutter down upon them:

Thus is your avarice and misuse of martial arts rewarded. Though I suppose you will finally get what’s coming to you when the authorities figure out who took the money lost from the armored truck. …Enjoy spending your eventual nickel up the river at the graybar hotel, Lanny Lummox.
images from Raccoon Kids #62 (October-November 1956)
…Like this one!

Man, who
is Aunt May talking to? I don’t see anyone! She’s asking someone who’s not there to bring her a mop! That’s
hilarious!
And get a load of this!

Doom clearly had someone on his staff specifically for going around his castle and lighting candles in the light fixtures. That’s totally crazy!
What’s going on in this next image?

Why, Archie’s about to be arrested for assaulting those three guys, of course! Boy, is
he in trouble!
And check this out!

Three of the heroes are worried about their wives or girlfriends, while Batman has no woman in his life, and therefore only has to worry about his crimefighting partner, with whom he’s clearly shaken hands following a successful capture of an arch-criminal and passed on the “doom” described by the villain in that panel! Just goes to show you that there’s more than one way these evil fiends can trip up our favorite heroes!
And then in this panel:

…well, actually, I don’t get what’s funny about this one.
…so here’s a 1976 Marvel Super Hero Stamp featuring Sub-Mariner fighting an octopus:

At least, I
assume they’re fighting.