Cosmic Consistency.
Jul 28, 2010 in Bad Science, Fantastic Four, Metal Men, Sexism, What Were They Thinking
Still, what impact will the cosmic rays have on Doc?
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Jul 28, 2010 in Bad Science, Fantastic Four, Metal Men, Sexism, What Were They Thinking
Still, what impact will the cosmic rays have on Doc?
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Jul 27, 2010 in Bad Science, Metal Men, Sexism, What Were They Thinking
Stop me if you’ve heard this one, but… a misogynist scientist and his ragged band of companions head into space where…
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Jul 26, 2010 in Bad Science, Metal Men, Sexism, What Were They Thinking
Welcome to another episode of Double Standard Theater.
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Jul 23, 2010 in Bad Science, Metal Men, What Were They Thinking
Doc Magnus goes insane (a reoccurring theme) and creates the Gas Gang to defeat the Metal Men (he sure does like alliteration). Check out the cover.
How, exactly, does laughing gas work on robots, who neither laugh, nor breath?
Awful kind of them to have their names printed on them, though.
Jul 20, 2010 in Bad Science, Metal Men, What Were They Thinking
While still chained together, the Metal Men find themselves underwater. This doesn’t present a problem for them, but it does for their soft, fleshy creator.
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Jul 12, 2010 in Bad Science, Metal Men, What Were They Thinking
So the fruit from Friday’s post makes Tin grow to giant size. With his added size comes, apparently, eeeevil.
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Jul 09, 2010 in Bad Science, Metal Men, What Were They Thinking
Mmmm…. Evil…
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May 21, 2010 in Bad Science, Metal Men, What Were They Thinking
Time to rescue Platinum, folks.
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May 14, 2010 in Bad Science, What Were They Thinking
In the same issue as yesterday, Tex ditches his awesome flying machine for…


What flying carpets have to do with “America”, a theme Tex has embraced to the point of whistling Yankee Doodle as a battle cry I do not know, but I must now shout this
A Flying Carpet of JUSTICE!
May 05, 2010 in Bad Science, Metal Men, Sexism, What Were They Thinking
When last we left Platinum, she was locked away in a museum, where she couldn’t bother the men with her chatter.
Sadly, it was too good a thing to last.
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