In honor of the new Superman movie. Has anyone seen the movie yet?
http://www.superdickery.com/dick/1.html
Some of these are hilarious!
I especially like #15
http://www.superdickery.com/dick/1.html
Some of these are hilarious!
I especially like #15
This post was last modified: 06-30-2006, 01:01 PM by jimbow8.
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Man, there's so many of these!
jimbow8 Wrote:In honor of the new Superman movie. Has anyone seen the movie yet?
http://www.superdickery.com/dick/1.html
Some of these are hilarious!
I especially like #15
Amazing how times and sensibilities change.
I'm not planning to go see the new Superman movie. I'm not ready for any young punk to take Chris Reeve's place.
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jimbow8 Wrote:In honor of the new Superman movie. Has anyone seen the movie yet?
http://www.superdickery.com/dick/1.html
Some of these are hilarious!
I especially like #15
Thanks Jim! They are quite funny! I especially like #16.
Amon Wrote:Good ol' Pre-Crisis Superman. Aside from being absurdly powerful (almost God-like), he could really be a jerk, too.Only on the covers! In the actual stories he was either totally devoid of the jerkiness depicted on the cover, or he turned out to have some kind of noble reason for acting like a jerk, which was all explained in the end.
Let's face it: those covers were designed as a ploy to make 12-year-old kids gasp and plunk down $.10 or $.12 at a time when that was real money. Anyone older than that knew the covers were blatantly misleading, and this was long before the days when the comic market shifted to the college crowd and collectors.
Brett
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I saw the new movie last night. I liked it. I liked the casting with the exception of Kevin Spacey as Lex. He was ok, but would not have been my first choice. It was great seeing Noel Neal and Jack Larson, the "original" Lois and Jimmy.