Most ridiculous comic plot ever

[sirbastard]

I usually keep my comic geek ramblings limited to a select few enablers so as not to alienate the rest of you, but this one is too absurd to pass up. In the latest issue of Justice, the good guys (Superman, Batman, and their pals) decide that the only way to prevent the bad guys (Lex Luthor, Braniac, et al) from (I swear I am not making this up)

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crash! bam! comics aren't just for kids any more

[dlasky]

Well you're not getting any sympathy from me, pal. ;)

Re: crash! bam! comics aren't just for kids any more

[sirbastard]

Well, I also picked up Atlas #3 and the new Love & Rockets, but I didn't write about them because, well, they're actually good, and a lot harder to humorously summarize.

On a related note, did you hear about the recently unearthed "lost" Kirby FF story? I saw an article about it online recently. It's supposed to be published by Marvel next April. If I can find a link I'll post it later.

Lost Kirby

[dlasky]

!???!?!?!???!?!??!

Re: Lost Kirby

[querldox]

It's the one that was reworked into the Janus Man story circa #108.

And they should know that medieval armor is so 90s. They should've dressed up as either pirates, zombies, or pirate zombies.

Re: Lost Kirby

[sirbastard]

Check here.

Re: Lost Kirby

[dlasky]

Thanks, guys. It will be interesting to see it, but I'm sure marvel will mess it up somehow. I saw a page of kirby's art from that story for sale at a convention once -- it was very expensive. The seller knew exactly what he had.