Bart King's Blog, page 177
June 22, 2012
Did you know that Caesar loved Twinkies?
I learned it from Captain America! See, there was this time warp and . . . oh, just read it.
"These creatures are truly advanced. They have created these delicious golden cakes. Look, Caesar, they have CREAMED FILLING inside."
"Delightful."
Marvel Team-Up ad, 1978.
"These creatures are truly advanced. They have created these delicious golden cakes. Look, Caesar, they have CREAMED FILLING inside."
"Delightful."
Marvel Team-Up ad, 1978.
June 21, 2012
These waterslides are awesome...
But it's the laughing guy who cracks me up!
June 20, 2012
Perry Mason will take on ANY case.
No matter how seamy . . . how sordid . . . how FELINE.
Via. (I added the library nyan cat from here.) Hey, speaking of collectible paperbacks, this copy of The Matrix is worth big bucks.
From here. Also, here's a nice Captain America comic where the superhero finds out that he's dealing with real-life super villain Josef Stalin!
I love that. "I always was!"
Dang, one last thing: I want this LeCar Van car.
The end.
Via. (I added the library nyan cat from here.) Hey, speaking of collectible paperbacks, this copy of The Matrix is worth big bucks.
From here. Also, here's a nice Captain America comic where the superhero finds out that he's dealing with real-life super villain Josef Stalin!
I love that. "I always was!"
Dang, one last thing: I want this LeCar Van car.
The end.
June 19, 2012
June 18, 2012
"They speak German. They carry whips."
Author Samuel Youd (as John Christopher) once wrote a book innocently titled The Little People.
It was about Nazi goblins. Oy!
Among other amazing things, this book had extraordinary back copy:
June 17, 2012
Happy Fathers Day!
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The Night Dad Went to Jail deals with an important moral: Don't go fishing without a license!
Seriously though, this book is about a sensitive topic. Kudos to the creative team for navigating its tricky waters.
The Night Dad Went to Jail deals with an important moral: Don't go fishing without a license!
Seriously though, this book is about a sensitive topic. Kudos to the creative team for navigating its tricky waters.
June 15, 2012
NASA job interview
—"Last question: Where does space energy come
from?"
—"Er . . . um . . . Sugar Smacks?" *laughs weakly*
—"You're hired."
Via.
