Comicbook Cool: February 2015

Them Churches Are All The Same To Me

From 1968: I didn't know Izzy was Jewish until years after the series ended. I didn't know any Jews where I grew up. Plus I ditched out on my own church as it was! heh. Cover by Dick Ayers and John Severin.

Coulda Been A Contenduh

From 1993: A great cover by Dan Jurgens and Dick Giordano for a great first chapter of a story that turned out as "Hey! It's the (ugh) '90s!".

Right Though He Is

From 1940: Only Dick Tracy machineguns like that OKAY FLATTOP Cover by unknown.

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It's Called Terrorism

From 1963: It's the Earthlings planning attacks that worries me! Cover by Lee Elias.

That and Imbecile

From 1964: Every time I see The Porcupine it makes me remember Moe calling Larry that name. Cover by Jack Kirby and Sol Brodsky.

"QUIET, Porcupine, I'm brainstorming!"

Don't Matter How Far From The House He Is

From 1940: He still needs to be on a leash. Cover by unknown.

The Usual

From 1952: "I fell!". Cover by unknown.

I Didn't Know Eyeballs Could Talk

From 1985: "He's not the missing eyeball, I am!". Cover by Ed Hannigan.

Best Lookig Chicks In The Place

From 1963: Yeah I saw a few tvs when I was in the Navy. Thanks for reminding me! Cover by unknown.

Drill Baby Drill

From 1961: That's what she dreamed! Cover by Steve Ditko.

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Out O' The Ordinary

From 1979: I normally wasn't a Ron Wilson fan unless he had a real good inker on his pencils. I think Bob Layton fits the bill here!

Keep It In The Driveway

From 1959: I don't have the heart to tell him he'll still need a driver's license. Cover by unknown.

Pay Yer Bills First Fat Boy

From 1944: That's good beer money! Cover by Mort Meskin.

Gunsmoke Porn

From 1957: Four on one nice odds THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID! Cover by unknown.

That's Not The Kind Of Trannie I Was Expecting

From 1967: I'll bet Rue Paul liked this mag.

Thanks and a tip o' th' Uncle Robin Toupee to the Hairy Green Eyeball blog for having these cool Wonder Wart Hog stories posted there! Art by Gilbert Shelton. pg.1 of 5