And in Final Crisis: Revelations, someone said "tits up."
But it's very important not to let Tim Hunter ever appear in a DCU book, because if he did then some child might go purchase a back issue of a Vertigo book, and Vertigo is inappropriate for children.
Okay, that makes sense. The line at least, if not the character. That's kind of a crappy lot in life, to always be struck by lightning whenever you say your own name.
OK, that panel gave me the heebie jeebies. I just finished FC No. 5, and when I got to that page ... um ... wow. That's all I can say.
ReplyDeleteAnd kids will now get weird ideas. About perspective.
ReplyDeleteIs it just me, or does his line not make sense?
ReplyDeleteMan, you think that's bad, you GOTTA read the latest issue of JLA, and peek into the erotic dreams of Kendra Saunders!
ReplyDeleteAnd in Final Crisis: Revelations, someone said "tits up."
ReplyDeleteBut it's very important not to let Tim Hunter ever appear in a DCU book, because if he did then some child might go purchase a back issue of a Vertigo book, and Vertigo is inappropriate for children.
BAD Mary! Bad! Excuse me, while I get a rolled up newspaper.
ReplyDeleteIs it just me, or does his line not make sense?
ReplyDeleteI think he was about to say what his new superhero name is, but he forgot it. I know I did. Is he going by Shazam now? Or Marvel? Or Captain Marvel?
As I recall, he's going by Shazam, and his magic word changed to Shazam, so he still can't say his name.
ReplyDeleteDon't look at me, I didn't write the damn thing. Stupid Trials of Shazam. Stupid Winick.
Okay, that makes sense. The line at least, if not the character. That's kind of a crappy lot in life, to always be struck by lightning whenever you say your own name.
ReplyDeleteCaptain Marvel versus the evil man-eating vagina of Apokolips!
ReplyDeleteI was under the impression that Winick changed the rules too, so that Freddie only changes after saying his name when he *wants* to change.
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