"Since Superman is invulnerable, so are all of the cells in his body. Once he (and Supergirl) have reached physical maturity and stay under a yellow sun (and away from kryptonite), I can’t imagine them going downhill or, for that matter, dying."
"And I was today years old when I learned that, in order to have your name mentioned at the end of Romper Room, someone had to write in to the local TV affiliate and request to be put on the list!
I never heard my name mentioned once. (Tracy says I…"
"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'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.
"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…"
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…"
Jeff, I want to thank you and Tracy for the well-wishes you have given me, just to let you know how touching and thoughtful I think it was. I'm happy to tell you that I'm doing much better and I feel about 99% back to normal. Of course, it's easy to recuperate when all I have to think about is getting better while Adam takes every other burden upon himself. Here on Earth-B he has the reputation of being rather a cranky old cuss, but I know he's as sweet as a puppy! Tell him I said that and I'll blame it on the stroke.
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.
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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.