Thursday, July 16, 2009

The Guardian-Ward Relationship is Not Without Issues Thursday!

Once you start introducing aliens, you've officially run out of ideas:


These aren't even scary aliens. How menacing can you be without opposable thumbs?

Sometimes, we must SING!




Robert Gillis gives us this look at what happens when the crimefighting ends:





While I don't know I have enough hard evidence to call child welfare, it's a safe bet that when you get attacked while you're naked in the shower by the child with whom you used to share a bed, you need parenting skills classes, if not a long stretch in prison. Thanks, Robert!

See you tomorrow!

7 comments:

Sea-of-Green said...

A COLD shower ...?

Anonymous said...

Is that a scene from Wayne Manor or Neverland?

Elie said...

That sharing the bed panel is famous - it was used as the canonical example of alleged homosexual overtones in Batman, when comics were being investigated during the infamous "Seduction of the Innocent" hearings.

Adam Barnett said...

Well, I've got to admit that "sharing the bed" panel is pretty questionable. Lucy and Ricky couldn't sleep in a double bed, but *this* was okay in 1950's America????

Zocktastic said...

But they're not sharing a bed, though. I don't see that as one contiguous mass, I see a line in the middle and a strip of yellow wallpaper between two headboards. Oh well, nitpicking. It's creepy nonetheless.

Adama said...

@Zock: I agree, it looks like they're in two separate beds. However, they are pushed awfully close together, and Bruce Wayne lives in a freakin' mansion. Why can't poor Dick have his own room?

Antikythera said...

Robin's position in that first cover does nothing for his "Robin is gay" rapsheet, either.