Anyhoo, I was doing a little research, and learned that the editor and main writer of Bananas, Jovial Bob Stine, would later become R.L. Stine, the wildly successful writer of those Goosebumps books that the kids enjoy. I'm glad to see that Stine went on to great success, but I miss his advice column Ask Granny Meatloaf. You kids today wouldn't understand.
A classic scene from Avengers v1 #106:
Wow, was that a display. Is Rick Jones acting like that girl you dated once and just never called again or what? Someone get that boy a Motrin!
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Beware the Crotch Canon of Hydra!
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A nifty splash page from Avengers v1 #108:
I pulled this one so you can see a pantless Hawkeye in the heat of battle. Even without pants, he was still more useful than the Wasp.
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And, one more for the Pantless Hawkeye Gallery:
Hey, if I had to see it, I'm taking you with me.
See you tomorrow!
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Wow I can't believe you mentioned Bananas magazine. I remember that.
Short-lived indeed.
For a few seconds I was thinking, "Wait, Pizzazz didn't run that long!" But then I did a double take. I forgot about Bananas, but I've always remembered "Jovial" Bob Stine, who also authored numerous humor books for Scholastic. I was glad when I found that he had gone on to a second act as R.L. Stine of the insanely successful Goosebumps series.
Man, those Hydra Boys, do seem to enjoy their work.
And thank goodness for strategically placed feet, on that last scan!
ditto what Sally said.
yeesh. :-S
A crotch cannon doesn't seem too practical - think kickback. Ouch!
I guess that answers the question where Hydra gets it´s employees : the sado / maso club down the street. They can skip that part of the training and go right to the punishment.
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