Home of the phrase that started it all, "Superman is a dick." Witness an ever growing selection of examples of Superman acting like... well, a dick.
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This section contains scans of individual panels and frames from the interiors of comic books, completely devoid of context. |
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Covers and frames from a more innocent time, a time ignorant of how friggin' hilarious these would be to future audiences. If it's inappropriate sexual innuendo, it's in here. |
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"Hi, you've reached Wonder Woman. I'm sorry I can't come to the phone right now - I'm all tied up." You'd think she'd leave that rope at home, seeing how often she gets tied up with it...
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Witness the demonstration of superpowers you've never even dreamed of, such as SUPER-WEAVING! Yes. Super-Weaving.
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Comic book covers that are so out there, so random, and so bizarre that you'll be wondering how on earth they ever got published in the first place.
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Gorillas provided a guaranteed boosts to circulation with every cover appearance. Do not argue with the mesmerizing powers of gorillas. And yes, I know gorillas aren't monkeys. |
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Gadgets and gizmos and doodads, oh my! A section devoted to everything from the Helmet of Hate to the Man with the Electronic Brain. |
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Home of the most astoundingly politically incorrect covers you've ever seen, plus some more modern day examples of propaganda. |
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Frames & Panels
Seduction of the Innocent
Stupor Powers
Confounding Comic Covers
Everything's Better With Monkeys
Wierd Sceince
Propaganda Extravaganza
