Man, no one could churn out the amazingly overwrought 1970s captions quite like Mike Friedrich.
Of course, we all remember this gem:
Well, now revel as Mike Friedrich explains the term "heavy" to us:
Mike Friedrich: master of 70splaining!
From Iron Man #49 (1972)
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Wednesday, June 3, 2015
Friday, April 5, 2013
Friday Night Fights--Perfidy Proves Superiority Style!!
This week in Friday Night Fights, not only does Thor fight an imposter--he fights a fake imposter!!
Explanation: Iron Man has gone beserk, and Thor has been called in to stop him.
Well, it turns out that Iron Man has been possessed by the gem of Doctor Spectrum (which is really a Skrull traitor named Krimonn who was punished by being turned into an intelligent jewel with great powers...man, this is complicated).
Even more so, because [SPOILER ALERT] that's not Tony Stark in the armor--it's Eddie March, ex-boxer pal of Happy Hogan, who had briefly replaced Stark as Shellhead, until it was revealed that March had a massive blood clot in his brain that could kill him at any time.
So, Thor versus fill-in Iron Man possessed by evil alien jewel. Ready? Let's go!!
And...he's done. Highlights on Sportscenter at 11.
Spacebooger probably could have taken this guy down, too...but Thor sounds so awesome when he does it!
Mike Friedrich, George Tuska and Mike Esposito find a way to have the crap be beaten out of the title characters without actually having Tony Stark suffer the indignity in Iron Man #66 (1974).
Now is the time for you to go and vote for my fight. Why? If I get enough votes, maybe we can get Thor to beat the crap out of the actual Iron Man. That's win-win!! So vote!!!
Explanation: Iron Man has gone beserk, and Thor has been called in to stop him.
Well, it turns out that Iron Man has been possessed by the gem of Doctor Spectrum (which is really a Skrull traitor named Krimonn who was punished by being turned into an intelligent jewel with great powers...man, this is complicated).
Even more so, because [SPOILER ALERT] that's not Tony Stark in the armor--it's Eddie March, ex-boxer pal of Happy Hogan, who had briefly replaced Stark as Shellhead, until it was revealed that March had a massive blood clot in his brain that could kill him at any time.
So, Thor versus fill-in Iron Man possessed by evil alien jewel. Ready? Let's go!!
And...he's done. Highlights on Sportscenter at 11.
Spacebooger probably could have taken this guy down, too...but Thor sounds so awesome when he does it!
Mike Friedrich, George Tuska and Mike Esposito find a way to have the crap be beaten out of the title characters without actually having Tony Stark suffer the indignity in Iron Man #66 (1974).
Now is the time for you to go and vote for my fight. Why? If I get enough votes, maybe we can get Thor to beat the crap out of the actual Iron Man. That's win-win!! So vote!!!
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Monday, April 1, 2013
Manic Monday--Insane Narrator!
You know, Mike Friedrich might have been the most 70s writer ever.
I mean, there's this panel--which I've already re-run several times-- which is just wondrous:
But then there are these, from when Iron Man was fightingGreen Lantern Doctor Spectrum:
Let's blow those captions up, shall we?
And as the fight ends...
"You ain't gonna do nuthin', baby!"
And...
Sheer 70s perfection, baby!!
The first panel is from Iron Man #71 (1974), the rest are from Iron Man #66 (1974)
I mean, there's this panel--which I've already re-run several times-- which is just wondrous:
But then there are these, from when Iron Man was fighting
Let's blow those captions up, shall we?
And as the fight ends...
"You ain't gonna do nuthin', baby!"
And...
Sheer 70s perfection, baby!!
The first panel is from Iron Man #71 (1974), the rest are from Iron Man #66 (1974)
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