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Friends! Please do not store your tiny sad dogs in shoe boxes like this ad suggests.

Did anyone ever receive a live animal in the mail??

-Zoe

Willie the Wiseguy #1

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Mr. Eisen looks very ready for dinner. 

-Zoe 

Weird Mystery Tales #17 

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It’s true, I didn’t expect giant space Abe Lincoln. 

Not to spoil the plot but they clone him and bring him to the future so he can run for president of the galaxy. 

-Zoe 

Unexpected #217 

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I don’t know about you but I would absolutely spend one dollar of my hard earned cash to purchase these EXCITINGLY BEAUTIFUL portraits of Nanette, Popper, Clipper, and Duffy so that I could then hang them in my home to stare at my dinner guests.

-Zoe

Walt Disney Huey, Dewey, and Louie: Junior Woodchucks #8

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Pop culture is full of weird coincidences and scantily clad women in jungles.

Kazanda: The Wild Girl and the Lost Continent #1 (1941)

Katy Keene Special #1 (1983)

Katy Perry’s Roar (2013)

--Zoe

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Anyone who has ever breathed near a comic before has surely seen some variation of the “97-pound weakling” who becomes a MegaHunk after doing the Charles Atlas series of exercises. Charles Atlas, as it turns out, was a real-life fitness nut/MegaHunk/occasional statue model babe in the 1920s and ‘30s. The second example is a direct parody featuring Charles Galactus, but I think they should have done one with Charles “Darth” Vader, since he actually did take the bodybuilding course. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Atlas)

-Zoe

Wonder Woman #202, What the--?! #3

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