Tuesday, 2 July 2013
I have decided to start over.
If anyone is interested, go here. http://lunaticsupermanandotherstories.blogspot.com.au/
Sunday, 5 May 2013
Thursday, 18 April 2013
Sunday, 31 March 2013
Silver Age Shenanigans!
Amazing Fourth Post!
The Super Family Of Steel
Today we're doing another "unique" story. This "novel", I think they were called that so their writers could lie to their kids with less guilt, thinks it's clever. You see the writing process for superhero comics back then went like this, first think of something cool to put on the cover. Second figure out a way for it to happen in the book and not derail Superman forever. This was usually achieved veer having a character do something monstrous to another on the cover. In the story it'd almost definitely be an alien wearing Superman's body like a skin suit or something.
Also technically we're not doing a Superman book today, but only technically. This is Lois Lane: Superman's Girlfriend. The title is a lie, while until recently Superman and Lois were most definitely an item and married, in the Silver Age I think Superman usually desired nothing but Lois to fuck of. You see while Lois for the past thirty or maybe even forty years has most often been portrayed as a intelligent, competent women that any godlike alien would be lucky to have, Silver Age Lois was none of those things. She was a conniving witch like harpy with no ambitions in life other than forcing Superman/Clark (usually the former because the ding bat couldn't figure out he was the latter on her own) into a loveless marriage. This could involve mind control, blackmail, false identities and other morally despicable things. This would form the plot of most issues of Lois Lane.
I suspect the entire comic was propaganda by people who really hated women. The application process writers involved being led into a room containing a random woman plucked of the streets. The hopeful writer would be left alone with this woman and would only be given the job if he started beating her while screaming "No the shape of Eve!". He'd get a bonus if he killed her before being pried of.
Wednesday, 20 March 2013
Silver Age Shenanigans!
The Girl Who Didn't Believe In Superman!
Third Jaw Dropping Post!
Now friends, I'm going to show you something that by the non standards of the time was a "normal" Superman story, let me tell you what to expect.
- Superman is both one person and therefore bound by the laws of monogamy and also not a brainwasher.
- He is married to neither Lois or Lana and really doesn't want to be.
- Lex Luthor is bald despite apparently being able to cure it to any time.
So this is not imaginary, it is but it isn't, it's "real". Today's offering is from Superman issue ninety six. The story: The Girl Who Didn't Believe In Superman!...
There are so many reasons this is one of the stupidest premises in Superman history and last night I read a story about super-threesomes. Onwards!
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| In the fourth panel Alice looks like she's smelled something very surprising... what does she know we don't? |
How the hell does Alice not believe in Superman? I mean surely she's heard about him on the news, she lives in Metropolis there is no way in hell she hasn't been impacted somehow by super villains. School's never been closed due to Bizarro invasions? Actually this was the 50's I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't let her go to school. And Alice looks about ten, maybe twelve, that would make her six to eight when she was blinded. Wouldn't she have gained visual evidence for Superman being real before that?
Judging by the look on Superman's face he is clearly incapable of thinking of things sight impaired kids can enjoy. "The beautiful si-smells, of flowers!" Also I think Alice's mum shops at a Kandorian boutique.
Silver Age Shenanigans!
The Amazing Story Of Superman Red And Blue
Second Weird Post!
When we last left our story Superman had been split of into two beings, Red and Blue, in a freak perm accident. Using their powers of plot convenience they completely solved both the uppity bastards in Kandor's problems, therefore getting them out of Superman's place, and the merfolk of Atlantis' problem of being anywhere near stinking humans. Now will they continue to solve everything in a page or two tops?
Where else would we be if they didn't?
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