Some of the best parts of movies like Old School and Zombieland are their unexpected celebrity cameos. The same thing happens in comics, every once in a while. Here’s a look at another Celebrity Cameo!
John Storm and a recently depowered Ben Grimm hit the town in Fantastic Four #584. Their “early dinner with friends” turns out to be with Stan Lee and Jack Kirby!
On Ebay: Fantastic Four | Stan Lee | Jack Kirby
On AtomicAvenue: Fantastic Four
Some of the best parts of movies like Old School and Zombieland are their unexpected celebrity cameos. The same thing happens in comics, every once in a while. Here’s a look at another Celebrity Cameo!
American Flagg vol. II #10 features a character that’s a mix between an Elvis Presley impersonator and a Catholic bishop. The cover includes even Elvis photos!
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Some of the best parts of movies like Old School and Zombieland are their unexpected celebrity cameos. The same thing happens in comics, every once in a while. Here’s a look at another Celebrity Cameo!
Geraldo Rivera can be seen prominently feature on the cover of Count Duckula #8 [August 1989]. Inside the book, they poke fun at his much-hyped The Mystery of Al Capone’s Vaults that fell far short of expectations.
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On AtomicAvenue: Count Duckula
Some of the best parts of movies like Old School and Zombieland are their unexpected celebrity cameos. The same thing happens in comics, every once in a while. Here’s a look at another Celebrity Cameo!
Neil Gaiman played a very large role in the first Donna Mia series.
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Some of the best parts of movies like Old School and Zombieland are their unexpected celebrity cameos. The same thing happens in comics, every once in a while. Here’s a look at another Celebrity Cameo!
J. Michael Straczynski’s Supreme Power re-imagined the Squadron Supreme as a great, slow-building read. In the last issue, President George W. Bush issued a call to arms for all super-powered humans.
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On AtomicAvenue: Supreme Power
Some of the best parts of movies like Old School and Zombieland are their unexpected celebrity cameos. The same thing happens in comics, every once in a while. Here’s a look at another Celebrity Cameo!
J. Michael Straczynski’s Supreme Power re-imagined the Squadron Supreme as a great, slow-building read. Years after the alien baby crash-landed to Earth, he was raised by the government secretly. President Bill Clinton introduced the alien (Mark Milton) to the world in issue #3.
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On AtomicAvenue: Supreme Power
Some of the best parts of movies like Old School and Zombieland are their unexpected celebrity cameos. The same thing happens in comics, every once in a while. Here’s a look at another Celebrity Cameo!
J. Michael Straczynski’s Supreme Power re-imagined the Squadron Supreme as a great, slow-building read. Years after the alien baby crash-landed to Earth, he was raised by the government and later introduced to President Bush (in issue #3), when he had grown into his 20s.
On Ebay: Supreme Power
On AtomicAvenue: Supreme Power
Some of the best parts of movies like Old School and Zombieland are their unexpected celebrity cameos. The same thing happens in comics, every once in a while. Here’s a look at another Celebrity Cameo!
J. Michael Straczynski’s Supreme Power re-imagined the Squadron Supreme as a great, slow-building read. When an alien baby crash landed on Earth, President Carter authorized the government to take custody of the child.
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On AtomicAvenue: Supreme Power
Some of the best parts of movies like Old School and Zombieland are their unexpected celebrity cameos. The same thing happens in comics, every once in a while. Here’s a look at another Celebrity Cameo!
Although the last issue of Crossfire and Rainbow doesn’t feature Elvis Presley, himself – it does feature an impersonator. This cover was illustrated by the late, great Dave Stevens.
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On AtomicAvenue: Crossfire
Some of the best parts of movies like Old School and Zombieland are their unexpected celebrity cameos. The same thing happens in comics, every once in a while. Here’s a look at another Celebrity Cameo!
Marvel’s Double Dragon limited series was based on the super-cool video game franchise and stars the brothers Jimmy and Billy Lee, experienced martial artists. This comic series introduced their father, Stan. You heard me right. Stan … Lee. So, interestingly enough, the father of the Double Dragon brothers is Stan Lee … and get this, he knows KUNG FU, too! Not sure if this is part of the video game canon – but it’s a fun bit of trivia.
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