Three of a Kind

[Hoy Murphy]

I was looking through some old comics when I thought of a new game. I call it Three of a Kind. Here's my first entry. 

Hoy

[Dave Palmer]

[Dave Palmer]

Same theme

[Mr. Silver Age]

Too bad we're not doing 25 of a kind, I've got that covered.

-- MSA

[Dave Palmer]

[Hoy Murphy]

Meow. 

Hoy

[Dave Palmer]

Hoy,

You beat me to it, but the amazing thing about comics is where there are three there’s probably more.  

[Mr. Silver Age]

I miss the creative covers of the old days.

-- MSA

[Jeff of Earth-J]

[Hoy Murphy]

Okay, I cheated on the last one. But it's Ann-Margret so it's okay.

Hoy

[Richard Willis]

It's better than OK. If this is from a movie, what's the name of the movie?

Hoy Murphy said:

Okay, I cheated on the last one. But it's Ann-Margret so it's okay.

Hoy

[Jeff of Earth-J]

The other day I came across a photo of Melinda Marx (Groucho's daughter) doing a dance step with Ann Margret. Melinda was an extra in Bye, Bye Birdie.

[Peter Wrexham]

Man of Bronze, Man of Iron, Man of Steel.

Okay, maybe I'm cheating a bit with the second one.  It's not actually a comic cover, though I think it would make a great one.  It's a poster for a 1981 Polish film "Człowiek z żelaza" ("Man of Iron") about the Solidarity trades union.  The alternative, using a cover showing Tony Stark would also be cheating, as he's "Iron Man", not "Man of Iron"