(From "Fantastic Comics" number 23, 1941.)
The Nerdmudgeon Podcast
Three middle-aged nerds (including yours truly!) review all of the MCU movies in chronological order. Short, funny, and full of good vibes, check it out and let us know what you think!
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Please tell me Samson shows up and drops that tower full of explosives on this yutz.
Comic book fact: don’t expect pearls of wisdom from a guy named Speedball.
Maybe he’s dizzy from the lead lined paint they used back then…
He’s absorbed in the beauties of nature and a roadside billboard is his subject matter? The writers of these comics were either sad hacks or mad geniuses.
See this is what happens when your painter/ philosopher is named after a heorine & cocaine mixed illeagle drug!
@Dblade 4: I’m more interested in WHY there’s a billboard and a container (helpfully labelled “dangerous explosives) out in the middle of a field…
Gero (6): It’s obvious. All that beauty is making him dizzy. He wants to blow it up so that he’ll feel better.
Wait, ‘beauty is so beautiful’? Funny, ’cause I thought beauty was ugly!
More Monet, svp.
Criteria for art: Can a child paint this? Can a monkey paint this? Can I paint this?… it’s not art. ;9
Rembrandt shouldn’t be remembered for toothpaste smile, for sure. He actually perfected a method to mass produce painting and art beyond Gutenberg’s block-print. Pictures to words. A lot of early Encyclopedia’s reference classic depictions such as Rembrandt’s ruddy brown portraits. Which also marks him as a Renaissance treasure.
Sorry… swooning. It’s a preference. Never did like sun and light (vampire me). That attracts me to Baroque and Renaissance. The use of browns and darks against light. Also attracts me to my favorite artist Jeane-Claude Monet. Contradicting my aversion to light and sun, he has a softig treatment of greens, reds, yellows, and blues.
Sorry… where was I going with this?
J.Rem appears to be about 3″ tall, with catfish whiskers, and using a Dorito as a palette.
@Atomic Punk: If you can use Heromachine, is it art? I seem to recall some discussion somewhat along these lines several months ago. But rather than re-hash that, perhaps a more arcane discussion: Can a monkey use Heromachine? And should a monkey have access to wrist-mounted blasters? The floor is open…
…because Samson wrecked it! [Thank you, I’m here all week, try the veal]