Context-less Panel Tomfoolery

Some things are better left with no context or explanation.

Enjoy!

Script by Bill Finger
Pencils by Curt Swan
Inks by George Klein

Superman's Pal Jimmy Olsen #85
"Love Me, Love My Beast!"
June 1965
 Copyright (c) DC Comics

Carnival rides were so much cooler back in the day

So if you delve a little further into Action Comics #282, you can see exactly what Superman was up to with the frozen dinosaur from yesterday's post.


What better way to teach kids about their natural history, than to have them memorize the names of dinosaurs while riding those actual dinosaurs! Just like the cavemen used to!

Although, let's keep this panel between you and me. We don't need the Discovery Institute getting wind of this one, and adding another "scientific fact" to their young earth creationist agenda.

Script by Bill Finger
Artwork by Al Plastino

Action Comics #282
Superman's Toughest Day!
November 1961
Copyright (c) DC Comics

Sunday versus #23

Superman vs. Frozen Brontosaurus

Hmmm...I wonder why Superman would be messing with frozen dinosaurs?

Script by Bill Finger
Artwork by Al Plastino

Action Comics #282
Superman's Toughest Day!
November 1961
Copyright (c) DC Comics

Sunday versus #11

Superman vs. Tyrannosaurus Rex Illusion

Now I'm sure I'm testing the boundaries of the rules here, but any excuse to show a little more Dick Sprang art and I'm all over it.

Script by Bill Finger
Artwork by Dick Sprang

World's Finest Comics #101
The Menace Of The Atom-Master
May 1959
Copyright (c) DC Comics