Superman #202 was nothing more than reprints of Bizarro stories from Adventure Comics gone by.
In other words, Superman #202 was awesome.
I loves me some Bizarro. I can't make many comments because these comics aren't supposed to make sense, but I cannot deny their glory.
I love that little melee between the kids that takes place for no particular reason. Good stuff!
I would swear that happened to me at least once. I went to public schools.
Hmmmm... I'm not sure if we're still in Bizarro World or if we're at a United States Post Office. More particularly, one of them in Tulsa, Oklahoma.
Yeah. I don't like my local Post Offices. They've disappointed me too many times.
Hey! Could it be??
It is!
BIZARRO FIGHTS TITANO!!!!
Can't... handle... all... the... awesomeness.
Hey! It's time for a Random Spanking! (tm!)
Psyche! Nope! We were Bizzaroed! AWESOME!
Check out this thing:
Just in case your kids weren't totally into witchcraft after playing with that Ouji Board.
Here's a picture of the thing I swiped:
Happy Birthday, Junior! The store was out of chemistry sets, so I thought I'd introduce you to the occult!
See you tomorrow!
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A neighbor had a Ka-bala. My answer was always MURKY. ASK AGAIN LATER.
Twenty years later, when WEIRD TALES was revived, the editor who looked like Penn of Penn & Teller rejected each of my submissions by saying that the story was good, pointing out one or two things (which meant that this was not a form letter and actually typed on a manual typewriter), but that there was something "murky" in each story.
And this is the reason I hate Ka-bala. Thanks for reminding me of the late 1980s, Adam! (Haha, smile emogie, kill editor emogie)
When I was a child, I got a form letter from Jim Shooter about a plot synopsis I sent. It said that my work showed promise, or they would have sent me their less-encouraging form letter :-) I was so proud of it.
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