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Hi, is this the creepy panels thread? (Metal Men 32) I thought this one was pretty  even for Metal Men with its tendencies.
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 Lois Lane #56.
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Nov 28, 2012 17:09
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The context of that panel, by the way, is that Lois accidentally travelled back in time (by being too nosy about some scientist's time travel experiment) to Ancient Greece's golden age, and is exploring the laboratory of these two scientist brothers she met. At the end of the story, her curiosity drives her to open a chest in which it turns out they were keeping millions of disease-bearing flies (you know, for science), ending the golden age. Yeah. A typical Lois Lane story, in many respects.
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Nov 28, 2012 18:46
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 Superboy #93. And excuses from #95: 
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Dec 9, 2012 23:44
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Kharmakazy posted:Dear DC, How the gently caress do X-rays/heat vision cause eggs to hatch? Congrats on killing the embryo in two completely different ways! Come on, it's simple. The penguin embryo develops by absorbing thermal energy from its mother sitting on the egg; when it reaches a certain threshold, it hatches. All eggs work that way. Superboy's heat vision just delivers the same amount of warmth much faster, causing the penguin to develop and hatch instantly. You can tell this is true by how the readers' letters do not question that part.
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Dec 10, 2012 21:30
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 Wonder Woman #124. It's... it's Bob Kanigher dot jpg, I guess.
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Ape Has Killed Ape posted:Wood pulp. Or am I missing a joke here? Paper can be made from pretty much any suitable fibers. Wood is by far the most common today for new non-currency paper - but cotton paper is still paper. Content:  From Lois Lane #18. Kind of a creepy story with a bizarrely quasi-prescient 21st century ending. Lois is suddenly abducted by ASTOUNDING MAN, who has been admiring her from afar using wall-penetrating telescope rays and whatever, like what a sensible and charming thing to do is. He demonstrates his worth, and his admiration of her, as excerpted above. After securing her promise that she loves him for who he is and not his ASTOUNDING powers, it turns out he's actually an android controlled by a wizened old man named Oogamooga. Oh no! But Lois finds a happy solution: 
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Feb 17, 2013 01:25
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The_Rob posted:I saw this ad in the issue of Superman's pal Jimmy Olsen 108, and it made me laugh because apparently comics in the 60's were getting kids ready for a full scale revolution. I'd say it was more about getting them pumped about the war that was going on.  ? (Lois Lane #44)
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Jul 30, 2013 00:25
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 Wonder Woman #142.
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Aug 3, 2013 00:00
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So, in other words, it's coffee?  Lois Lane #75. (It's not for real.)
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