More Fun Comics #6, Late November 1990
Really, more fun than you deserve.
Gravity Lad #3 (of 3), November 1990: Page 3
So, um, all along, these kids were supposed to be banding together to “stop the gang violence in L.A.?” With their pet robot? This would make a great Saturday-morning cartoon.
Meanwhile: Guest appearance by Mr. Fixit!
Gravity Lad #3 (of 3), November 1990: Page 2
I don’t see the problem people have with getting beat by little pussies …
Gravity Lad #3 (of 3), November 1990: Page 1
NO WAY, DICKS!
Gravity Lad #3 (of 3), November 1990
Who knew they even made this many neon-colored crayons?
Aquaman and Namor Special #2 (of 3), November 1990: Page 3
OK, OK, so the “Dynamic Invaders” aren’t coming until NEXT issue. Whatever!
Aquaman and Namor Special #2 (of 3), November 1990: Page 2
Namor’s “Oh my…” line is best read in George Takei’s voice.
Aquaman and Namor Special #2 (of 3), November 1990: Page 1
“Let the crazy almost-naked guy do his thing.”
And with that, Namor single-handedly defeats the invading aliens.
Aquaman and Namor Special #2 (of 3), November 1990
Don’t worry, the art inside’s much better. Because I just copied a bunch of John Byrne panels.
Tales of the Justice League #4, November 1990: Page 3
This is the general course of action for all young mutants: Be rebellious, learn the error of your ways, become a superhero.
Also: rebellion is a “condition,” apparently.
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Between the ages of 10 and 15, I created hundreds of homemade comic strips and comic books, most of which took place within a shared "universe" and stole heavily from already-existing licensed characters. I am posting them in relative chronological order for all the internet to see. Let the shaming begin.
