There’s a good reason why teachers need to submit course outlines for approval.
How the hell is Hazmat even supposed to drink that mead? 
This class on Superhuman Gender Roles was taught in Avengers Academy #3 (October 2010) by Christos Gage, Mike McKone, and Andrew Hennessy.
Man, if Power Girl can’t get good emergency medical care, what hope do the rest of us have?
Does anyone else want to add an inappropriate comment?
This addition of insult to injury courtesy of Power Girl #5 (November 2009) by Jimmy Palmiotti, Justin Gray, and Amanda Connor.
When couples have relationship difficulties, it sometimes helps to engage in recreational activities together to help the mending process along. Not surprisingly, when one half of that couple is a metahuman, those activities can be somewhat more exotic.
That’s a lot of steps right there, though. 🙂
Today’s bonding moment has been brought to you by The Flash #101 (May 1995) by Mark Waid and Jose Marzan Jr.
Beware the dreaded serious relationship talk.
I thought it was supposed to be TGIF, not TGIN…
Today’s example of divine ninja intervention courtesy of The Flash #108 (December 1995) by Mark Waid, Oskar Jimenez, and Jose Marzan Jr.
As we say goodbye to 2012, we also bid a sad farewell to actor Larry Hagman, best known to television audiences for his roles as Major Anthony “Tony” Nelson in I Dream of Jeannie and ruthless oil baron John Ross “J.R.” Ewing in Dallas, the latter of he recently revisited for the 2012 revival of the series.
I had the pleasure of meeting Mr. Hagman during Fan Expo Canada 2011, where he, decked out in a cowboy hat and “Team Hagman” shirt, was doing his best to keep the promotional machine rolling by signing so-called Hagman Dollars, novelty $10000 bills featuring a picture of J.R. Ewing on the front and Southfork Ranch on the back promoting organ donation and part of whose proceeds were being donated to charity.
What made this encounter particularly memorable to me was what happened after I’d received my autograph and reached out to shake his hand. He politely refused to do so, not out of ego but consideration: he was feeling a bit under the weather that day and didn’t want to risk giving me anything. But he said that he would totally be up for a fistbump. Yes, that’s right, people: I fistbumped J.R. Ewing. How awesome is that? 😀
Coolest. 79-year-old. EVER.
Godspeed, Mr. Hagman. You will be missed.
For all those Scooby-Doo fans who keep fawning over Daphne, all I can say is…keep it up. That leaves more of Velma for the rest of us.
Jinkies! :O
To see more of talented cosplayer Gina B., please visit her deviantArt site, her Twitter account, or her Facebook official fan or personal pages.
Too bad for the Flash that that white powdery stuff isn’t snow.
What would Christmas be without some hot coc(o)a? 😛
Within the next 48 hours, we’ll know for certain whether or not we can laugh at this comic.
The original version of this Bizarro strip, along with creator Dan Piraro‘s comments, can be viewed here.
Superpowers can be messy.
I think the disembodied, off-panel voice speaks for us all right now.
This wonder of menstruation has been brought to you by Runaways #1 (April 2005) by Brian K. Vaughan, Adrian Alphona, Jo Chen, and Craig Yeung.
How can you tell if your man card’s been permanently revoked? Well, Wolverine calling you a pussy is a pretty damn good indicator.
Ouch.
This mutant emasculation has been brought to you by Runaways #10 (July 2009) by Chris Yost and Sara Pichelli.
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