Matching Dragoons: Brainiac-ac-ac-ac-ac

Sunday, July 16, 2006

Brainiac-ac-ac-ac-ac

A lot of folks like to blog about how weird the 50's were when it comes to comics, but this one from 1972 takes the cake. Here, folks, from Superman #249.

Not only has his X-ray vision been reversed, his eyeballs must have rotated 180 degrees as well. And I'm wondering how looking at your own brain can be more horrifying than, say, using your x-ray vision to watch Lois during work and have Perry White walk in front of you. That, my friends, is the billboard for Hell.

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