Btw, to those who would like a print... Thanks for asking! But, I draw these merely for fun. Many of them are a little too close to their source material for me to be comfortable selling without permission. :(
Hello, During the last few days, I have read every post on your blog. I loved it, it really is funny. Now I want to read Halo and Sprocket. Also, I wish I could buy the woman version of the shirt with Superman ripping his costume.
Hi It has been some time since I visited website with such high quality information about regarding . Thank you so much for providing such helpful information
So...it's been like 3 months. Can you like...give me more cool stuff? I mean, the spoof of Action Comics was amazing, and that's why I come back here about twice a week. But...can you at least advertise a book or something? Your comics are freaking hilarious. I just need a fix, man. I'm willing to pay for it.
Thanks, Aaron. You're (sorta) in luck! I just added a new post. I'm mostly busy working on a graphic novel, but plan to sprinkle in a few more comic book posts now and again...
Is there any chance that you'd be willing to share a high-res image of this file, so I could print out a single copy, which I'd tape to my own studio wall?
(I'd offer to buy a print, but you already ruled that out! But I don't think sharing an image for fun is necessarily wrong....)
I'm back after a few years to visit this image, and I must echo The question above, any chance of a high-res image to print a single copy? I am a huge Superman fan and would love to have this hanging on my office door. I would buy one, but I understand your stand on that matter. Thank you.
Came back to this after listening to a video on car alarms. Turns out that the first car alarm was invented in 1913. It would have sounded different, but this is totally historically accurate.
Ah, but horns did get stuck in those days - which was equally annoying. Great page!
ReplyDeleteYou've outdone yourself this time, and that took some doing.
ReplyDeleteOne of your best, Mr. Callen. Still laughing.
ReplyDeleteSupes could have landed more gently. I'm just saying.
ReplyDeleteHe couldn't land gently. Back in those days he jumped everywhere!
ReplyDeletePlease tell me I can buy this somehow.
ReplyDeleteI wish golden age Superman would destroy the cars in my neighbourhood when the car alarms go off -- several times a day.
ReplyDeleteOh... there goes one now, just after I finished typing the above.
That is wonderful.
ReplyDeleteOh. My. God!! You did not!! WOW hahah! This is bliss
ReplyDeleteI need this framed in my house. Please make a print!
ReplyDeleteI've always loved the guy in the lower left corner who is just freaking out about what is going on.
ReplyDeletelol, funny. You need to be on tumblr so I can reblog. XD
ReplyDeleteYou could always retumblr it from here-- http://wilwheaton.tumblr.com/post/69609252621
ReplyDeleteBtw, to those who would like a print... Thanks for asking! But, I draw these merely for fun. Many of them are a little too close to their source material for me to be comfortable selling without permission. :(
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteDuring the last few days, I have read every post on your blog. I loved it, it really is funny.
Now I want to read Halo and Sprocket.
Also, I wish I could buy the woman version of the shirt with Superman ripping his costume.
Hi
ReplyDeleteIt has been some time since I visited website with such high quality information about regarding . Thank you so much for providing such helpful information
So...it's been like 3 months. Can you like...give me more cool stuff? I mean, the spoof of Action Comics was amazing, and that's why I come back here about twice a week. But...can you at least advertise a book or something? Your comics are freaking hilarious. I just need a fix, man. I'm willing to pay for it.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Aaron. You're (sorta) in luck! I just added a new post. I'm mostly busy working on a graphic novel, but plan to sprinkle in a few more comic book posts now and again...
ReplyDeleteu r very good sir!
ReplyDeleteSuperman with a flash trigger temper. I love it.
ReplyDeleteIs there any chance that you'd be willing to share a high-res image of this file, so I could print out a single copy, which I'd tape to my own studio wall?
ReplyDelete(I'd offer to buy a print, but you already ruled that out! But I don't think sharing an image for fun is necessarily wrong....)
In any case, great cartoon!
I'm back after a few years to visit this image, and I must echo The question above, any chance of a high-res image to print a single copy? I am a huge Superman fan and would love to have this hanging on my office door. I would buy one, but I understand your stand on that matter. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteJust commenting to draw your attention to this post in hopes that Barry and Ez_E might get an answer to their question. I love your work, keep it up!
ReplyDeleteSo happy to have found your work, albeit late! Thank you for the fun!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome, Unknown. (If that's your real name.)
DeleteCame back to this after listening to a video on car alarms. Turns out that the first car alarm was invented in 1913. It would have sounded different, but this is totally historically accurate.
ReplyDeleteReally?!? I mean, ahem, yes, of course.
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