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Tag Archives: DC Comics
Superman Explains X-Mas To Wonder Woman
Click to enlarge. (Via: KookyGuy)
Is This The Most Filmed Death…Ever?
The killing of Thomas and Martha Wayne may be the most filmed murder of all time. Vulture has put together a short video showing all of these killings occurring side by side, simultaneously. I only hope that Bruce Wayne doesn’t stumble across this while working at the Bat-Computer today.
The 5 Most Humiliating Supervillain Defeats in Comic Book History
Click here to cringe.
Good Question
“Why would the guy who thought Superman was a bird feel like he had to yell to everyone on the block about it?” - 13langee
(Editor’s note: I’ve always held a grudge against the “It’s a plane!” guy. He’s so quick to correct the first guy, yet he’s totally wrong, too!)
We’ve All Heard Of Jesus’ Image Appearing On A Slice Of Toast…
…But what about the bat-symbol appearing in a child’s smile? Surely this is the work of the nefarious Joker!
Photo via: cptnblck
Batgirl: Kicking Ass & Taking Selfies
Art by Mark Henry Bustamante
Life-Size Superman Kite: $15 On Amazon
To order, click here.
Django Meets Zorro
Dynamite Entertainment and DC Comics are going to co-publish a comic where Django meets Zorro. The book will be co-plotted by Quentin Tarantino and Matt Wagner (Mage). Apparently, Tarantino considers this comic as an official sequel to Django Unchained. Via.
DC Charts: 75 Years, 75 Batman Action Figures
For a larger pic and the names of each and every one of these tiny totems of justice, click here.
He’s Got A Point
Thanks to munchoblog for the Tweet and GIF!
Related: Rocket Raccoon merch.
Go, Read: DC’s Super Dictionary
Back in 1978, The Super Dictionary was a fun way to teach kids new words using context and repetition. Nowadays, it’s a treasure trove of oddly-captioned weirdness. I can only hope I age as gracefully.
For more entries, visit My 70s, The Super Dictionary or buy your own.
