Where’d the weekend go? Oh well, as much as I hate Superman (and I do hate him quite a bit) he seemed like the most appropriate superhero to use for this comic. There’s plenty of others that rip their shirts off, sure, but I guess we’ll just have to admit that Superman is the most recognizable shirt-ripper of them all.
Hardly a feat to be proud of, though. I mean, I remember Superman being able to go into a phone booth and change as quickly as needed – you know – because of the super-speed and all that. But somehow, he always seems to end up tearing his shirt open to reveal the “S” shield. I guess he has anger management issues.
Good hunting;
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NOTE: Superman was made a bit chucky in honor of my good friend Mr. Fert, the fattest man in the world. He makes all his superheroes almost as fat as he is.
Who says the Skin Ninja appears in a future comic? Say Aye!
Aye.
Anyway, great comic as usual. Where can it go from here? No body knows!
Not bad…but not great at all,seen this joke a lot..
I half-expected to see a pair of underwear floating around the clothes.
Really nice and dramatic!
@Sohma: It’s not so much about that final panel as it’s about how we got there.
Nevertheless, you’re right. As far as that final panel is concerned, it is a fairly obvious joke.
i just like gothshake playing with his eyeball….its like a cat toy
Would Mr. Fert be Mr. Johnson? I seems right but I’m not sure if that’s the sound he always makes.
Should be “sew” the buttons back on, not “sow.”
That last panel could stand alone and still be gold. Nice work, as always.
“The Butterknife Ninja”? iirc it has always been “The gray Ninja of the Butterknifes” which definatly sounds cooler.
Have fun.
Der Mor
I’m with you on the Super-hate. Somewhere along the way he went from super-human to minor deity. I prefer Heroes.
Awesome ninja quick-change by the way.
what about Dean Cain?