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Published: 2008-05-20 04:27:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 4655; Favourites: 56; Downloads: 47
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Well, if Mighty Mouse racing Speedy Gonzales is the rodents' version of Superman racing Flash, then who would be Lex Luthor? Smart and trying to take over the world, here comes The Brain!xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Bien, si Super Ratón compitiendo con Speedy Gonzalez es la versión roedora de Superman corriendo contra Flash, ¿quièn serìa Lex Luthor? Inteligente y tratando de conquistar al mundo, ¡aquí llega Cerebro!
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The Brain/Cerebro - Warner Brothers.
Mighty Mouse/Super Ratón - 20th Century Fox.
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Considering some of the stuff I've seen of the old comics, I can believe that. Good lord, but there was some cheesy stuff back then...
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Blame censorship; a psychologist (Frederick Wertham, I think) made a study and a book called 'Seduction of the innocent' blaming comic books of about everything wrong with American youth, so many cool stories and characters got censored. That's why Batman, in the Adam West show, was such a light and campy character.
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Oy, not that junk again. I really think some psychologists need to get their own heads examined...
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Tell me about it. He accussed comic book characters of about everything; that Batman and Robin were gay, that comic book villains were just too evil, that some characters were communists, that Wonder Woman was too sexy for a young audience...
One of this guy's main arguments was the fact most prisoners, in several jails he made his study, admitted to be comic book readers. What he forgot was the fact that, at that time, almost all people had read at least a comic book in their lives; back then, a comic could sell over a million copies without trouble while now it's usually a few thousands.
Anyway, this psychologist and his book became Congress' business, and at the end a Comic Book Code got created. Among other things, vampires, zombies and walking corpses were forbidden; villains could die only by accident and usually by their own fault; single parents and gays had to be portrayed as evil, unhappy or simply inept; only villains and hobos were allowed to drink alcohol; language and grammar had to be perfect (accents were forbidden and low-life criminals could talk as properly as a Languages teacher) and so.
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(1) One guy, a young serial killer, at his trial, blamed his crimes on crime novels. Trouble was: he was illiterate. He got life, in solitary, and a bird cage was permanently welded on his head!
(2) Another guy, blamed his sexual offenses on perversion pornography in the 50's. Trouble was, back then, you could NOT walk into a store and buy say,"teen-age lesbian bondage sluts" off a rack next to the newspapers. Pornography was VERY hard to get back then.
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Oy vey... makes me glad a lot of that is gone now, though I could've done without "Marvel Zombies".
Oh well... here's hopin' the future of comics is much brighter than its past...
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Awesome pic. I could definitely see the logic behind it (heck, I've seen it quite some time ago, myself). Terrific artwork too. :-D
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Indeed. Oddly enough, Brain could even tie in somewhat with that Mighty Mouse/Speedy Gonzales race (i.e. he could be trying to steal the powers of both of them in order to improve his odds of world conquest). I mean, true, Brain's methods and schemes tend to be considerably less violent than those of most other megalomaniacs, but, even so, he'd have to envision the potential of that kind of power to help his endeavors (the combined speed of Mighty Mouse AND Speedy PLUS Mighty Mouse's other powers). And he might even consider it simply putting their power in more deserving hands (i.e. somebody who will fix the world's ills at their sources as opposed to simply beating up/humiliating bad guys and [both literally and figuratively] putting out fires).
Oops, sorry. I guess my imagination was going into overdrive there. (embarrassed grin)
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Hey, no problem. Brain tried to use baby Kal-El's powers once, remember? So, your theory is quite fitting with his style.
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I like the pre-crisis Luthor better then the currant one.
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Thanks. Glad you liked it.
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That an excllcent picture
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Yes. You see, Mighty Mouse can't stand the smell of Limberger Cheese. It weakens him, and knocks him out.
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Limburger... quite interesting!
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