Wednesday, September 23, 2009

What Young People Need is a Code Wednesday!

It's been awhile since we visited the Costume Hall of Shame! (tm!)



Some people think the Vision's yellow and green ensemble is a bit loud, but there's a thick line between toning things down and giving up altogether. Over the years, I've warmed up to characters who wear mostly one color (Nightwing, the Flash, etc.) but the all-white look of a character, especially a bald one, only makes me think of this:



And yes, I feel the same way about the Silver Surfer.
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For those of you that visit our little Comic Book Funhouse (tm!), but don't regularly follow comics, allow me to give you a Rule to Go By (tm!):


Whenever you see Dr. Doom, it will almost always be revealed near the end of the story that he was really one of Dr. Doom's robots. Just assume it's a robot, and just assume no one else in the story will even consider that possibility even though it's usually the case.
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Know what teenagers need? A Code:



What I really enjoy about this is (a) they never actually come up with a Code, so no problems are solved and (b) any teenager who wants more rules to govern his/her behavior probably doesn't need a Code to begin with. It's those loser kids who walk around with their hats turned backwards and their pants halfway down their asses who need the Code.

4 comments:

  1. The Teenage Code:

    *that's great = whatever
    *that's different = it sucks
    *going to the library = going anywhere but the library
    *going out to study with [person] = going to have sex with [person]

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  2. Teenage code can be subdivided into the following:
    Man Law
    and the Girl Code.

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  3. I'm kind of confused on what's going on in panel 5 there. Did Dave & co. interrupt the Mad Tea Party?

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  4. And what a boring looking crumpet party they crashed. You know these party crashing reprobates had all the good reefer. Please.

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