Growing up, my absolute favorite comic was the Fantastic Four. In the eighties, several editorials in Mexico reprinted Marvel Comics from the golden age – so the first comic storyline I read was the Coming of Galactus. Afterwards I jumped to X-Men and others, but my earliest, fondest memories will always be with the FF.
Confused about the rocket boob? Retrace your steps here..
FF was always my fave then Spider-Man then X-Men
I should so not be laughing– but I _am_. Curse yooooooooou~! XD
On the matter of rocket boobs fuel. Boobs have always had the most potent fuel ever. Just the promise of the vicinity of a set will get a man to do 300 hours of work in a day. So if you turn them into rockets? Yeah, I can see space warps, trans light speeds and a lot of track star toddlers.
Rocket boobs must also carry an incredible amount of fuel.
Hopefully Lee & Kirby don’t sue the crap out of you for this lol. It would be some cruel irony indeed, if this comic were to be sued straight into oblivion… Angie would never live it down.
Well… so much for being all-knowing.
Oh this can’t end well.
Question for the artists… what comics do you buy right no? This sounded also as Green Lantern for me…
Quite the fuel:volume ratio you’ve got there.
I know. Comic book physics. I should shut up…
Ahhh HA HA HA HAaaaaaa!
Is it sad that this comic might represent humanity perfectly? You try to bring peace and get slapped in the face by a rocket boob. Human history in a nut shell
In a way this reminds me of one of the funniest comics I ever read. It was a What IF, “What If No one was watching the Watcher?” It started off with a twisted time line in which Galactus became an Elvis look a like and no memory. By the end of that short story The Watcher decided to watch Glactus/Elvis concert and the rest of the book where little jokes. Like “What If you were Spider-Man?” Turn the page “You’d be dead!” Sorry for geeking out there.