Oh ho! Click below for the inestimable Mr. Malki!’s page for more. He organised the Machine of Death, you know.
But…Bruce Wayne actually does fund crime-prevention programs.
Also, the first Batmobile was just a regular convertible. It wasn’t even black. And in the Nolan movies, he didn’t even build the car.
speaking of comics anyone who still hasn’t grasped that Professor X and Magneto are a metaphor for MLK and Malcolm X ur either 11 or dumber than hell
Except for the tiny fact that very few black people can shoot lasers out of their eyes. Or have psychic powers. Or are short, hairy, and Canadian.
And the first x-team was just a bunch of white kids.
The metaphor kind of fell apart over the years. The government, for example, has never deployed giant purple robots to hunt minorities.
I used to wonder what friendship could be
(My Little Pony)
Then my parents got shot in Crime Alley
Very, very NSFW.
This man wrote for Sesame Street.
This image is, for me, the essence of the X-Men appeal — the X-Men stand out in the superhero firmament because they all have incredible, world-changing powers but they’re all incredibly messed-up individuals, every single one of them. They could change the world, except they’re too neurotic to make it to the grocery store.
dance superman dance
I have such a visceral memory of reading that comic excerpted at the top, the way Clark hits his knees in the last panel has always made me feel awful hinky.
I like how in #4, Clark looks awkward - like a dad, actually - while Bruce has a look that plainly says “I am going to kill you in your sleep.”
About Jon Wood's Bad Wasabi: Art-o-stration
i don’t even know what i’m doing
Starix. pencil, photoshop.
Whoops, it happened! I cannot resist a good pokémon meme.
More here > http://www.hapatime.com/2013/05/spring-fling-floral-circle-skirt.html :)
“I’m sure a lot of these ornery young dudes are complaining like this for a reason: they’re constantly reminded of what a...
