1954--a mere couple years before what is officially recognized as the start of the Silver Age--saw the last appearance of Two-Face until his return at the start of the Bronze Age. In that 1954 tale, the great Dick Sprang depicts Harvey tying Batman and Robin to a giant coin of death. A classic Two-Face deathtrap, right?

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I have such a love/hate relationship with Robot Chicken. I feel like it could be so much better if Seth Green and company didn't water down their humor with fart jokes and lame obvious humor to make it more appealing to the average mainstream Family Guy viewer (compare this to Twisted Toyfare Theater, which was occasionally crude but mostly filled ( Read more... )

Moments like this are the reason why I started this blog in the first place. Because there's absolutely nowhere else I could go to find people who actually find this shit as amusing and/or geektastic as I do.

So the Henchgirl and I just went to the Giant and found a product so new that the only image I could find via google was this:


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When the Six Flags America opened in the Maryland town of Largo about ten years ago, seventeen-year-old me was the happiest fanboy in the world. Not because there was a mega-park within a half hour from my house (take THAT, two hour drive to Paramount's Kings Dominion!), but because they actually had Batman-themed rides ( Read more... )

Please, tell me I'm not so one-track-minded that I'm the only one who thinks what I think when I see this. Like, multiple instances.

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PG is one of my favorite musicians ever, incidentally. And while I'm fairly positive that he probably has zero interest in comics whatsoever, I find his choice of imagery and symbolism to be very... interesting. Yes ( Read more... )