Ed Cook hopes that he gets to eat a McRib in 2026

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Early-retirement couch potato in his mid-50s. I've seen the future. I can't afford it.

I'm not organized enough to keep up with another comic "day" each week, but since I'm awake, and took this pic yesterday, here's a "thickie' for #SquareboundSaturday and #JackKirbyMonth. FANTASTIC FOUR SPECIAL #4 from 1966, under a Kirby/Sinnott cover, w/the return of the Golden Age Human Torch!

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The Monster Society of Evil@monstersocietyevil.bsky.social · 6h ago

It’s #SquareboundSaturday! What’s a “thickie” that gives your collection some class? In honor of #JackKirbyMonth, here’s Kamandi #32! August 1975 - 68 pages for 50¢!! #comicbooks #comicsky #jackkirby #kamandi #dccomics

KAMANDI: THE LAST BOY ON EARTH! #32
DC GIANT
50¢
A BIG SPINE TINGLER!
WITH -- GORILLA COMMANDOS AND A THING FROM SPACE!!
THE CLASSIC ORIGIN OF KAMANDI
PHoTOS!»
AN INTIMATE GLIMPSE
›OF JACK KIRBY!!
HIS LIFE-- HIS HOME--HIS STUDIO!!!
PLUS MAPS OF
EARTH A.D. --
ThE DISASTER WORLD!

Top Shelf Friday time, what's a comic in your collection that you love? ❤️ 1974's MAN-THING #1 graduated our hero to his own title, and featured the 2nd appearance of Howard the Duck. By Steve Gerber, Val Mayerik, & Sal Trapani, under a Frank Brunner cover. #TopShelfFriday #Comics

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Vinson Loves Comics@vinsonlovescomics.bsky.social · 22h ago

Top Shelf Friday time, what's a comic in your collection that you love? ❤️ This week, one of my all-time favorite stories, Iron Man #150 (1981)! #TopShelfFriday #comicbooks

Art by: John Romita Jr. and Bob Layton
Marvel Unlimited
Marvel Unlimited logo Available
Release Date
June 16, 1981
Cover Date
September, 1981
Issue Details
1. "Knightmare"
Appearances · Synopsis
Writer(s)
David Michelinie
Bob Layton
Penciler(s)
John Romita Jr.
Inker(s)
Bob Layton
Colorist(s)
Bob Sharen
Letterer(s)
Joe Rosen
Editor(s)
Jim Salicrup

Morgana Le Fey, you are a remarkable woman. Were you but a product of my own time...
—Doctor Doom

Synopsis for "Knightmare"
Iron Man and Doctor Doom find themselves stranded in the past in the kingdom of Camelot. A band of knights of the roundtable confronts the duo and they skirmish when Dr. Doom refuses to acknowledge their authority, but Iron Man makes Doom agree to go with them to Camelot. The duo present themselves to King Arthur, but Doom's royal pretensions do not impress the king. Doom forces a servant to give him the location of Morgan Le Fay's castle and requests the witch's aid in rescuing his mother from hell. She agrees if Doom will help her kill King Arthur. Using a chip from Excalibur, Le Fay raises an army of undead soldiers with Doom to lead the battle. Iron Man joins King Arthur's forces to combat them and finally drives them away. Doom promises to have revenge on Iron Man someday, but in order to return to their own time they form a temporary truce; with components from their armors they manage to juryrig a makeshift time machine. After returning home safely they part ways, Doom still vowing revenge.

at one point in one of the episodes a prank caller actually gets through and poor host Jack Clark has to deal with that live on the air, incredible stuff

This is a magnificent eighties commercial for 7 Up starring Pac-Man and a sound-a-like version of Bette Davis Eyes by Kim Carrnes with 7 Up lyrics.