The Nerdy Bird Adores – Dirty JSA’ers
Now, I know I have a dirty mind but this stuff just writes itself.
“The Morning After”
That is, in fact, “What SHE said.” Not to mention she said it looking in the general direction of Atom Smasher’s WANG. Priceless. Unfortunately, Stargirl will probably never get the chance to really mean those words the way I took them if Alan Scott, Jay Garrick and Ted Grant keep cockblocking her like they have the last few years. See Justice Society of America #28 for the latest interference if you don’t believe me.
Luckily this also gave me the chance to post another classic oops! moment in JSA history.
“Can you see anything, Doc?” “Why no Jakeem, but I think Maxine should get a mammogram.”
Blind my ass. I bet Pieter has been faking it for years. This was from a few issues back during the “Thy Kingdom Come” Gog storyline but I’m glad I saved it to show you guys the pair. The pair. Ha Ha. Get it?
I’m going to hell aren’t I?
Don't sweat it. Superdickery is an awesome site. You can never have too many links to it.
And that is what I get for posting before reading all of the comments. Grrr…
A link to what Tyburn was talking about. Hope it works.
http://www.quartertothree.com/game-talk/showthread.php?t=13420
Oh, but at least you'll go to hell laughing. >:D
Pornographic memory! Hahahahaha!
Thanks Psychotronic! That is pretty damn good.
I usually try to avoid multiple comments, but I believe this is the panel that Tyburn was speaking of.
Gotta love unintentionally funny comic book panels! LoL! Have you ever been to Superdickery.com? They have a huge archive of stuff like this.
You are a lot like me, Jill. Master of the single entendre. I also am the proud user of a pornographic memory.
ha ha! very nice. I love people with perverted minds, it makes me happy!
Thanks Luke!
Tyburn, please find that for me. I NEED to see it. :)
Ha-ha! Someday this will be seen alongside the scene of the JSA's thinking about their endangered girlfriends while Batman is only worried about Robin.
man that first image is destined to be a classic. you've got a great eye for finding the unintentional comedy. You almost wonder if Dale Eaglesham knew what he was doing there.