Inappropriate Response Theatre presents… September 15, 2010 filed under Categories golden age, siegel & shuster 9 Comments image from Adventure Comics #41 (August 1939) by Jerry Siegel & Joe Shuster
It’s nice to see that others didn’t know the difference between “its” and “it’s” in the pre-internet 1930s.
I am deeply concerned by the shape of the back of the supervillain’s head. It’s sloping at a most unnatural angle!
I’m sorry…
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Luckily, and to the relief of villains everywhere, Jay Leno’s days as a henchman were short lived.
LOL! Mike, you crack me the hell up, man.
How many burritos did you have for dinner, Mike?
NO MORE CORRALES.
In case there’s any confusion…I did not reletter the panel. That’s how it appeared in the comic.
It’s nice to see that others didn’t know the difference between “its” and “it’s” in the pre-internet 1930s.
Why “th’temperature”? Is that supposed to be an accent?
I am deeply concerned by the shape of the back of the supervillain’s head. It’s sloping at a most unnatural angle!