Mon 26 May 2008
Panels - Paroxysm of surging rage
Posted by Bob under Panels
“Paroxysm”? Boy, comics really do build up your vocabulary.
from Thor #137 [1967]
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June 1st, 2008 at 2:22 pm
That was when Jack was doing the books, Today it seems comics are not so much written, as they are drawn by people who can not read.