Downtown Khazan: Ice Cold Utopia

[master of read]

oh god, no!

linkara, you barely survived "one more day"! you don't need to do this!!!

[Guy1]

[Guy1]

Meanwhile over in Academia!

Wabbit Down! Wabbit Down!

[Guy1]

Uncle Ben DGAF!

[The MunchKING]

Spiderman wouldn't have needed spider agility if he'd just inherited those good genes. :P

[bruceleegreyhulk]

[master of read]

Uncle Ben DGAF!

with great power comes a great asswhooping

[Dark Soul # 7]

Uncle Ben DGAF!

I see that Ben had his own version of Cyclops' "Get off my lawn."

[master of read]

[Sharkerbob]

Spiderman wouldn't have needed spider agility if he'd just inherited those good genes. :P

That's just some good old fashioned army basic training. :P

[Tami]

That's just some good old fashioned army basic training. :P

I never learned how to do that in BT! Maybe they only taught it to the guys.

[Sharkerbob]

I never learned how to do that in BT! Maybe they only taught it to the guys.

They stopped teaching ninjutsu in the army after WWII. Real shame.

[Tami]

One of the biggest mysteries of my childhood/teenage years is that I never, ever, remember encountering a comic book anywhere. Bookstores, newsstands, I don't remember seeing comic books until I got to college.

Very strange. Especially since I grew up right across the hudson from NYC, where most of them were being published.

[Sharkerbob]

One of the biggest mysteries of my childhood/teenage years is that I never, ever, remember encountering a comic book anywhere. Bookstores, newsstands, I don't remember seeing comic books until I got to college.

Very strange. Especially since I grew up right across the hudson from NYC, where most of them were being published.

That is bizarre, given comics were a staple of magazine racks for a long time. I remember seeing them on shelves in random drug stores and grocery stores as a kid. Book and toy stores, too. It wasn't until the late-80s, I thought, that they really started getting horded by the comic book shops. Even then, I could find new issues of JLA at a local general store in the late 90s.

[FistofIron]

One of the biggest mysteries of my childhood/teenage years is that I never, ever, remember encountering a comic book anywhere. Bookstores, newsstands, I don't remember seeing comic books until I got to college.

Very strange. Especially since I grew up right across the hudson from NYC, where most of them were being published.

That’s very strange.