I wasn't going to buy
any comics from the quarter bin this week--really!! I'm far enough behind on my piles!! So, really,
seriously, I was going to just pass it by.
And then this was sitting right in front:

I mean, come on--I'm only human!!
Look, this comic give you
relevant social commentary:


They give you clever commentary on the
foibles of modern technology:


And most importantly of all? Because it's in comic form, it can tell the type of stories that the television show never could--like the time the
Clampetts stumbled into a movie studio thinking it was a farm, and
Jethro ended up fighting a giant mechanical space creature:




Yes,
that really happened.
So, obviously, quarter well spent, yes??
And since I was in the bin, well, I mean, I had to buy 30 or 40 more comics, right?
Sigh...
Beverly Hillbillies #1 was from 1963
1 comment:
That's a lot of fun, I dimly recall the show from when I was a nipper (mind, everything's dim with me).
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