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"TODAY'S PUN: The type of fabric she'd use to make the new drapes was (?) ."
"ANSWER: Cabin Pressure."
"Superbaby... Superboy... Superman!
Suppergeezer!"
Suppergeezer!"
"That would bring the total up to 1030-something."
"ACTION COMICS #270:
"Superbaby... Superboy... Superman! These three stages of life for the Man of Steel are familiar to all of us. But have you wondered about his next phase... OLD AGE? What will be the fate of the World's Mightiest Man then? Even…"
"Superbaby... Superboy... Superman! These three stages of life for the Man of Steel are familiar to all of us. But have you wondered about his next phase... OLD AGE? What will be the fate of the World's Mightiest Man then? Even…"
"I recently read "Beatnik" and "Hippie"... "
"i've read on the interwebs that this story ends with Wonder Woman #40, which will be Tom King's last.
Aw, I didn't know that.
I don't know what jiggery-pokery gets us to #1000, but it's probably close enough for Marvel Math.
Amazing…"
Aw, I didn't know that.
I don't know what jiggery-pokery gets us to #1000, but it's probably close enough for Marvel Math.
Amazing…"
"I hate when that happens."
"Pretty good -- a character-focused, time-travel episode involving fringe science. And the character is Uhura, who gets far too little love from the writers' room. AND they explain a short scene of affection between older Scotty and Uhura in one of…"
"TODAY'S PUN: Several demanding passengers put the flight attendants under a lot of (?) ."
"GIANT SUPERMAN ANNUAL #2:
The second Superman Annual reprints "The Invulnerable Enemy," "The Menace of Metallo," "Titano, the Super-Ape," "The Thing From 40,000 A.D.," "The Thing of Steel" (Bizarro origin), "The Runaway Super-Creature," "The Battle…"
The second Superman Annual reprints "The Invulnerable Enemy," "The Menace of Metallo," "Titano, the Super-Ape," "The Thing From 40,000 A.D.," "The Thing of Steel" (Bizarro origin), "The Runaway Super-Creature," "The Battle…"
"I have an archives disk that Mad issued around #500 that even includes the original comic book format issues. You can acquire an external CD/DVD player/recorder nowadays that plugs into any USB port on your computer."
"I’ve read MAD off and on over the years, but I have never bought a new issue, save for MAD #600 (as noted over here, on page 753). I don’t remember when I first became aware of MAD. I remember that when I was in high school, I once got a whole stack…"
"I currently find myself stalled in the middle of four books (not including What's the Matter with Batman?). Back in the 20th century, I would usually break up such a logjam by reading a Star Trek book to "prime the pump" as it were, but in the 21st…"
"I laughed through your entire post, Jeff.
That's gratifying to know because I thought I might've gone into too much detail. I'm embarrassed by the number of typos and grammatical errors I made, but I thuink I've corrected them all. Moving on...…"
That's gratifying to know because I thought I might've gone into too much detail. I'm embarrassed by the number of typos and grammatical errors I made, but I thuink I've corrected them all. Moving on...…"
"This has nothing to do with the main story other than that the train’s mail car is carrying a crate from Lois Lane's Uncle Ned, from England. "He's a famous authority on the legends of King Arthur's court!" she expostulates, when the package is…"
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Thank you again, Jeff, for thinking of me and do, please, pass my thanks and best wishes on to Tracy.
Happy new year!
Cheryl
PS: Re: the puppy comment--yes, I know this will be publicly on your wall, but I'm betting Himself never pays attention to these. Also, there may be a better way to message you but I don't see anything else.