Monday, October 22, 2007

D-List Monsters of Super-Hero Land: The Spook, Part Two

What's that? You'd like to see some examples of unintended homosexual subtext in "Batman" #276 (June, 1976)?

Well, if you insist. (Tomorrow: The Spook, Part Three!)

bm276butnotout



bm276suddenly



bm276sharehiscell



bm276pooof

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5 comments:

Bill S. said...

Didn't The Spook once get involved with the Scooby Gang? I swear, I seem to recall him haunting an ice cream factory as The Pistachio Ghost.

10:00 PM
Jeremy Rizza said...

And he would've gotten away with it, too, if not for that meddling millionaire playboy, and that Bat-Hound.

5:20 AM
Jon the Intergalactic Gladiator said...

Ah that last panel, that means the Spook is a Poofter, right?

6:26 AM
Anonymous said...

I'm not sure "subtext" is the right word for Commissioner Gordon's impassioned monologue.

And I don't even want to think about what that is sitting on his desk!

8:14 AM
Jeremy Rizza said...

Jon: And he wears far too much cologne. Batman tries to bear-hug him, and all he gets is a smothering cloud of Drakkar Noir.

Anonymous: Aside from that thing on his blotter, the Commissioner's desk is refreshingly free of knick-knacks. (A single, well-placed sex toy can say so much.)

8:15 PM

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