(From “Master Comics” number 52, 1944.)

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(From “Bulletman” number 15, 1946.)

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This rivals anything I have ever seen … The geekage goes to eleven …

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So what do super-heroes do on the weekend, anyway? Your thoughts in the comments …

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So by Friday, I’m usually pretty brain-fried and in need of distraction, a state which I am sure is shared by most of the world plus the people who read this blog. So during my jog this morning I thought of a new sort of Transformer called “Distracticons”, whose only real power is to make their opponents stop paying attention for long enough to escape:

This week, I’ve been a bit distracted by the “Wednesday Comics” experiment by DC. If you haven’t heard, each week DC is publishing a set of one-page comics stories on old-fashioned tabloid-sized newsprint, in an effort to revive the serial sensation of comics in their heyday:
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(From “Kid Eternity” number 2, 1946.)

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We had a major wind storm here tonight that has left us without a barn door, missing roof bits, and no Internet access, so posting Friday will be light. Hopefully things will be back to normal soon. Nothing major, just aggravating thankfully.

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I tried to auto-publish my newest blog on Sunday, and screwed it up. For those of you who needed help with Masking, or wanted to know how I did my apparently famous “Beast legs”, just click here!
http://www.heromachine.com/2009/06/07/the-mechanics-of-creation-1-a-damienblog

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(From “Wonder Comics” number 12, 1947.)

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