Let’s dive underwater for a couple of splashes this week. First up, here’s art by The King from Captain America #103.
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And from the Hulk Annual 1998, here’s Namor taking the plunge. Art by Doug Wheatly.
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He’s always working Sue. Work is always more important to that man. From FF# 218.
It sucks being Sue Storm.
He’s just super in the kitchen.
We’re bringing out the big guns this week. First up is this one of Dax Ruger from 2000 AD prog 933.
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And here’s one of Frank Castle, from Punisher Magazine #14.
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The Goddamn Golden Age Batman thinks nothing of using goddamn household furniture to swat goddamn crooks like goddamn flies.
From Batman #4.
Picking up from where I left off over two years ago, here’s another panel from the Wolverine limited series by Claremont and Miller. Looks like I misjudged it back in the day, couldn’t fit everything on the page.
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This week I have a couple of folk taking to the skies. First up is Angel, from Marvel Fanfare #50. Art by Joe Staton.
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And Ol’ Greenskin takes to the air in Marvel Fanfare #17, art by Tony Salmons.
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Typical. You never know when you might need to move a book around when you’re fighting a super-villain, and Reed is going to sneak up on you and disturb your practice. From FF#23.
It sucks being Sue Storm.
A bit of a meta joke there from Diamondback.
Bob Mitchell in the 21st Century 