Friday, November 17, 2006

A message from the Super-Apes

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26 comments:

  1. Anonymous6:17 AM

    Methinks that a "Planet of the Apes" remake with Grodd and The Flash as the main characters would have been much more interesting than that crap Marky Mark was involved with a few years ago...

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  2. That monkey looks serious. Way more serious than Lancelot Link, Bonzo, or Grape Ape.

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  3. It's an Alan Davis/Mark Farmer monkey, BTW from Fantastic Four vol 3 #2, BTW.

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  4. Dust Beneath Our Paws is my favorite Kansas song.

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  5. Anonymous7:50 AM

    Dweeze wins.

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  6. Why IS it that everything is better with monkeys?

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  7. Anonymous8:24 AM

    more apes?

    Damn you! Damn you to hell!

    Soylent green is people!

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  8. Anonymous8:25 AM

    Everything's better with Alan Davis drawing it.

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  9. Anonymous8:46 AM

    A message from the Human Fools:

    Give us a proper post! The workplace is a whole lot more dull without your fanboy japes.

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  10. Anonymous9:21 AM

    If the apes are going to be taking over, how come they're still speaking English?

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  11. This might be from a Marvel comic, but Marvel has a long way to go before they close the Monkey Gap with DC. I love the fact that DC has about a half-dozen major super-intelligent talking ape characters, each of which has a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT ORIGIN! It would be one thing if they were all from Gorilla City, but no...

    The fact that one of them has a long-term homosexual relationship with an evil disembodied brain in a jar is just icing on the cake.

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  12. Anonymous1:12 PM

    "'Dust Beneath Our Paws' is my favorite Kansas song."

    Didn't Bette Midler do a cover for a chick flick a decade or so ago?

    "Did I ever tell you that you're a foolish human...for you are the dust beneath our paws..."

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  13. Anonymous1:15 PM

    Dave! I started reading your blog about 2 weeks ago, and I've gone thru the entire archive.Kudos!I await your next post with as much patience as I can summon.Excelsior!

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  14. oh quit monkeying around
    ...
    a thank you

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  15. Hey Dave. I was wondering if you've ever done anything on Deathstroke/Deadpool/Taskmaster?

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  16. So this evil monkey is in Reed Richard's lab then? This could explain all of Civil War. Monkey mind control!

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  17. Anonymous8:35 PM

    I think you're more likely to explain Civil War via the old "thousand monkeys, thousand typewriters, thousand years" trope.

    Looks like they should put more monkeys on the job...

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  18. it's true, you know

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  19. That monkey rocks! Kick it, Iceberg!

    "all I think about is Z's and G's, imagine that, me workin' at Mickey D's hahaha!"

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  20. Anonymous1:42 PM

    It's an Alan Davis/Mark Farmer monkey, BTW from Fantastic Four vol 3 #2, BTW.

    The guy from Grand Funk Railroad drew FF, too? Far out...

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  21. Anonymous10:11 PM

    I, for one, welcome our new ape overlords.

    If that panel is from Fantastic Four, does that mean that's one of the Red Ghost's Super-Apes, the pimps of Marvel apedom?

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  22. Anonymous10:42 PM

    As opposed to just some generic super-ape, I mean.

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  23. Anonymous2:21 PM

    And in the Dan Slott / Ty Templeton Spider-Man / Human Torch: I'm With Stupid miniseries, the Red Ghost's super-apes stole the Spidermobile.

    In a just world, this alone would make Dan Slott the most sought-after writer in this, or any other, universe.

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  24. SO! sniffle, sniffle. i don't wanna have monkey overlords. lol

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  25. SO! sniffle, sniffle. i don't wanna have monkey overlords. lol

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