Finally, a simile as bad as his hot-pants

(Hat tip to Comically Vintage.)

18 Responses to Finally, a simile as bad as his hot-pants

  1. Jester says:

    Perhaps this is meant to imply ‘beautiful but silent’? Either way, isn’t ‘flying down towards terrified boys’ something his mentor is supposed to be doing? 😉

  2. Jeff Hebert says:

    Trinity University just called — they want to revoke my English degree for originally calling this a metaphor and not a simile. Oops.

  3. Sutter_Kaine says:

    It’s a pretty poor similie, metaphorically speaking. I assume it’s a play on the cliche “poetry in motion”.

  4. X-stacy says:

    Why is he attacking those poor kids, anyway?

  5. McKnight57 says:

    X-stacy (4): He’s time-traveling. The ginger kid will one day become the Riddler. The other one is Joel Schumacher. He’s trying to prevent the Batman Forever movie.

  6. punkjay says:

    Sorry to tell you this Jeff, but NOTHING can be worse than Robin’s hot pants, except maybe Superman denouncing his American Citizenship.

  7. X-stacy says:

    Renouncing, punkjay. And if you actually read the story (all three pages of it!), Supes does it so the American govt doesn’t get blamed politically for things he does as a hero. While I find the story pretty pointless (like most short, guest-written stories that will never be referenced again) I really don’t think that story is as anti-American as some people seem to think it is. Especially considering that it’s immediately followed by a two-page spread of Superman waving a giant American flag.

  8. Myro says:

    X-Stacy (7): I’ve read a review of the issue, but not the issue itself, but from what I’ve read, you’re right. The idea was not that Superman was taking an anti-American stance, but that he wanted to be seen more as Earth’s Superhero, not America’s. And in the end, he didn’t end up renouncing his citizenship anyway.

  9. Me, Myself & I says:

    Lets add some humor to punkjay’s (6) comment.

    http://www.the-gutters.com/comic/131-stuart-sayger

  10. punkjay says:

    Hey MM&I where the hell did u get that pic it’s hysterical!

  11. punkjay says:

    X-stacy: I think you are taking my joke too seriously

  12. Myro says:

    MMI (9): Hilarious! And nice to see it takes a fellow Canadian like Ryan Sohmer (I’m a big “Least I Could Do” fan) to satirize Superman like that.

  13. Me, Myself & I says:

    Yah, I’m rather fond of the “Least I Could Do” comic as well.

  14. Me, Myself & I says:

    punkjay (10) its a web comic that is updated every few +/-days. Is is actually a collaborative effort between numerous comic artists that make fun of comics. Certainly worth checking out.

    Here is a link to the comic.

    http://www.the-gutters.com/comic

  15. Me, Myself & I says:

    Here’s another good one punkjay.

    http://www.the-gutters.com/comic/133-mohammad-f-haque

  16. ams says:

    For all the “Liefeld” haters,
    http://www.the-gutters.com/comic/107-guy-allen

  17. Myro says:

    Damn you, MMI! I lost sleep reading the archives on The Gutters.

  18. Me, Myself & I says:

    Myro (17) at least you have a reason to have lost sleep. I just lost sleep because I’m a dumb a..

    Well actually I was drawing the Celtic Pattern late last night and that’s why I lost sleep. Normally however its just because I’m an indiot and don’t go to bed early enough.