Why, I do believe it's time for early Silver Age comics!
But enough about me, how was your day?
Got some more Curt Swan - he was still (sort of) the Superboy artist, and the Superman cover artist, but he still hadn't graduated to THE Superman artist.
On a completely unrelated note, what are the best Stardew Valley mods?
That's enough of the Silver Age for today...
... Ruth Warrick was born 101 years ago yesterday...
... Slim Pickens would've been 98...
... Ray Harryhausen, arguably the greatest stop-motion animator ever, would've been 97...
... Jean-Louise Pesch was 89...
... Corey Allen, who directed several episodes of TNG and DS9, would've been 83...
... Gary Busey was 73...
... Richard Lewis was 70...
... Greg Burson would've been 68...
... Bobby London was 67...
... Don Rosa was 66...
...and Rosemary Clooney, whose music was used on The Flash, died fifteen years ago yesterday.
Lena Horne was born 100 years ago today...
... David Alan Grier is 61...
... Vincent D'Onofrio is 58...
... Brian Bloom is 47...
... Megan Fahlenbock is 46...
.. Gale Gordon died 22 years ago today...
... Buddy Hackett died 14 years ago...
... Harve Presnell died 8 years ago...
... Paul Mazursky, who had bit parts in Antz and Kung Fu Panda 2, died 3 years ago...
... and Leonard Starr died two years ago.
Well, I'm done for today. I'll be back tomorrow, knock on wood, to give some more Silver Age silliness, as well as the usual stuff.
Bamp
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdxmq5EClCc
This is the first time I'm entering one of these threads, you're doing good work man.
My day's alright, kind of bored, might hang out with a friend. If not, I'll try to finish the stack of New Teen Titan issues I bought from eBay.
>>93553619
>>93553628
>was
They're still alive, aren't they? Shouldn't it be is?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3mLiMRWZFvw
>>93555996
Go call your friend. Even if they're busy, it's good to touch base
>>93556151
Would've been = died
Was = still alive, but didn't celebrate their birthday today.I don't see why I should have to explain the past and present tense.
>>93556177
Without a frame of reference like a birthdate newfriends have no way of knowing. That's why you have to explain. I recently used Dr. Card's machine and now I have a super mind..
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ByqYEzugleE
>>93556598
See >>93553551 and >>93553785 - I am always clear on this, because I hate having to explain basic grammar for no good reason
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2GLorUGaPI0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxihAA1o32E
>>93553173
Those last two panels are too ridiculous.
>>93553173
>>93558145
What, you mean you don't own a life-like robot of yourself just in case something happens? What kind of savage are you?
Silver age comics are always interesting, if nothing else.
My day's been pretty varied. I'm super stressed out due to work and other obligations, but I've hung out with some old friends and received a bunch of trades I've been waiting for.
Thanks, OP.
bumping for others
>>93553567
certainly the most famous and influential
>>93553376
> even when the cause is mildly plausible, it's just Superman doing everything again
I'm struggling to understand the appeal of these comics.
>>93566001
The main appeal of Silver Age Superman is the fantastical nature of his world and all the incredible adventures he has. In addition to the pure appeal of the character, of course.
>>93553142
Oh Lana...
>>93553219
Damn that passing bully is deductiveĆ½