"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."
"The end of the penny coin is being signed into law. The Nickel (5 cent coin) will be more numerous. Currently, the coin has a nickel covering over a copper center. Instead of a copper center, it will have a (less tasty*) zinc center. Rounding prices…"
"I don't know what jiggery-pokery gets us to #1000, but it's probably close enough for Marvel Math.
Maybe they started counting all the alternate covers?"
"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…"
"Our Army at War #33. I don't know if the WWII helmet they loaned me in Vietnam would stop a bayonet or not. I think that it would be likely to slide off and stab the guy in the arm."
"Years ago, in Old Town Philadelphia, Gayle and I saw the Liberty Bell, Independence Hall and Ben Franklin's grave. On the same trip we saw George and Martha Washinton's gravesite, their home Mount Vernon and the darndest storm that came from nowhere…"
Hey Richard, if you've got the first Tales of Suspense Atlast Masterworks, with the corrected table of contents, how about photocopying it for me and mailing it to me? My copy reprints the table of contents for the first Tales to Astonish volume in error. I'd like a copy of the correct list (all of 3-4 pages, I would think) to fold and store with the volume.
If you do, could you mail it to: Kirk Groeneveld, 105 Second St., Athens, OH 45701
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Just copied my comment to the Captain's column as requested, Richard!
Managing my add-ons seems to have helped and I can add to my Invaders project again.
Cheers