Yet another thing I had to get out of my head. October 16, 2013July 23, 2012 filed under Categories freak out, miraclemarvelman 11 Comments images from Abbott & Costello #3 (1968) & Miracleman #1 (1985)
Battle not with Universal Monsters, lest ye become a Universal Monster, and if you gaze into the Abbott, the Abbott gazes also.
Sweet jovial madness, this is awesome! You are a rare gem Mike, and we’re very lucky to have access to that brain of yours.
Hat’s off to the artist for making Cartoon Abbott appear as disinterested in this project as I suspect Real Abbott may have been.
“Thus do I counsel you, my friends: distrust all in whom the impulse to do the Who’s On First skit is powerful!” — Friedrich Nietzsche (attributed)
This was a Charlton comic, so: Which Watchmen characters were based on Abbot & Costello? I bet it was the two guys at the New Frontiersman.
Why would you ever want to get that out of your head? It’s so mesmerizing.
Alan Moore and Mick Anglo had nothing on you, Mikester.
Is this your deep, clever way of reviewing THE DARK KNIGHT RISES?
That’s probably the first time an abyss has literally gazed into me.
Battle not with Universal Monsters, lest ye become a Universal Monster, and if you gaze into the Abbott, the Abbott gazes also.
Thank you for introducing the full terror of the sublime into my workday.
Sweet jovial madness, this is awesome!
You are a rare gem Mike, and we’re very lucky to have access to that brain of yours.
Behold, the Y’Abbot!!!
Hat’s off to the artist for making Cartoon Abbott appear as disinterested in this project as I suspect Real Abbott may have been.
“Thus do I counsel you, my friends: distrust all in whom the impulse to do the Who’s On First skit is powerful!”
— Friedrich Nietzsche (attributed)
This was a Charlton comic, so: Which Watchmen characters were based on Abbot & Costello?
I bet it was the two guys at the New Frontiersman.