Jeffs Comicsさんのイラストまとめ

Lois Lane (111 from 1971) was one of DC's attemps to be 'with it', along with the infamous I Am Curious: Black (Lois Lane 106, 1970). If the first dealt with race relations, this one was more about the sexual revolution.

The Green Goblin

Championing Man-Spreading since 1964

Paradise Island is interesting as it is a *persistant* Utopia, but perhaps our view of it as a Utopia changes over time. The Amazons are also immortal (or long-lived), like Tolkien's Elves - but it also shows that long-life might only lead to stagnation and obedience.

"Beethoven wasn't so great. He never had his pictures on a bubble gum card, did he?"

Darth Vader > Beethoven

Forgotten failures in the age of Comic Book Movies

I am the Ghost of Batman Past

I have a vague (and unpleasant) memory of reading a gruesome safety book, and the character was Carl Anderson's Henry. I can't find the book, and maybe it was a Henry lookalike, but regardless, I am no fan of Carl Anderson's Henry.

Speed doesn't know that the Racer X is secretly his brother Rex, who ran away from home years before.

Shadowy gunman in an alley guns down Thomas and Martha Wayne - creating the Batman.

*Most modern depictions of this scene omit the gunman, but focus on Bruce, the pearls, dramatic lighting and composition.

Forget Galactus or Darkseid, some of the most consequential things in Marvel and DC were done by basically nobodies. Spiderman and Batman (The Spectre? others?) have origins based in mundane bullets and bloodshed.