Post by coke & comics on May 16, 2015 14:54:48 GMT -5
So what happens when you let a company president write a comic?
While organizing my comics, I saw I owned Marville #3.
It might be a superhero comic, perhaps a superhero parody comic. Not clear. At some point, the super-powered visitor from the future takes his friends on a philosophical tour of the nature of reality, shrinking them down to tiny-sized while swimming to reflect on the lessons to be learned from viewing the ocean at an atomic level.
That scene is preceded by the following dialogue, presented verbatim.
Lucy: We could skinny dip?
Mickey: No way.
Lucy: We could dry our underwear. I don't want wet panties through eternity.
Al: That would be uncomfortable.
Mickey: I refuse to lose my Wonderbra in front of Wonderboy.
Jack: Come on in, the water's fine.
Mickey: Oh, my god.
Lucy: Like an African fertility god.
Lucy: And the sky and water are the most amazing blue.
Al: It is so quiet and still, but...
Jack: Yet you feel something, don't you?
Lucy: What should we be feeling?
Marville, by Bill Jemas. Page 11.
At some point in the comic, they also meet God.
While organizing my comics, I saw I owned Marville #3.
It might be a superhero comic, perhaps a superhero parody comic. Not clear. At some point, the super-powered visitor from the future takes his friends on a philosophical tour of the nature of reality, shrinking them down to tiny-sized while swimming to reflect on the lessons to be learned from viewing the ocean at an atomic level.
That scene is preceded by the following dialogue, presented verbatim.
Lucy: We could skinny dip?
Mickey: No way.
Lucy: We could dry our underwear. I don't want wet panties through eternity.
Al: That would be uncomfortable.
Mickey: I refuse to lose my Wonderbra in front of Wonderboy.
Jack: Come on in, the water's fine.
Mickey: Oh, my god.
Lucy: Like an African fertility god.
Lucy: And the sky and water are the most amazing blue.
Al: It is so quiet and still, but...
Jack: Yet you feel something, don't you?
Lucy: What should we be feeling?
Marville, by Bill Jemas. Page 11.
At some point in the comic, they also meet God.
