Gero and Oquies,
As a physically challenged individual, your comments are in very bad taste. How would you like it if I ran you over with my power chair?
I did hesitate a bit to publish this one because it’s so insensitive, but I think it’s good sometimes to look back five or six decades to see how different things were then. These 1940’s comics are full of race-baiting, slights about women being stupid, and stuff like the above that would never be published today, but which were completely unremarkable back then.
And hey, at least it IS a bad guy saying it. He’s actually in the process of escaping from the sick ward of a factory that he’s about to bomb in this panel, so you know, he’s not exactly sympathetic.
He hasn’t meet Barbra Gordon has he?
To give him credit, it is incredibly easy to kick cripples…
For sure I know this because kicking cripples is a favorite hobby of mine?
Gero and Oquies,
As a physically challenged individual, your comments are in very bad taste. How would you like it if I ran you over with my power chair?
I did hesitate a bit to publish this one because it’s so insensitive, but I think it’s good sometimes to look back five or six decades to see how different things were then. These 1940’s comics are full of race-baiting, slights about women being stupid, and stuff like the above that would never be published today, but which were completely unremarkable back then.
And hey, at least it IS a bad guy saying it. He’s actually in the process of escaping from the sick ward of a factory that he’s about to bomb in this panel, so you know, he’s not exactly sympathetic.
Wait. A factory with it’s own sick ward?
Never mind. I don’t really want to know.