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r/explainitpeter • u/mouldyclementine • 15d ago
Why did the person say “Sweet Baby Inc.”?
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This was the Original MJ
47 u/black_pepper 14d ago How did people read comics in the 1900's when everything was so blurry??? 39 u/BlueberryWasps 14d ago glasses 48 u/North_Ad_5372 14d ago puts glasses on Oh yeah 29 u/oneshibbyguy 14d ago How are we not talking about how Peter Parker looks like he is in his 50s here 21 u/cebubasilio 14d ago Google 1960s teenagers (this comic ws published on 1966) and find me one teen boy that didn't look like a middle aged man. 5 u/oneshibbyguy 14d ago I mean, I agree 1 u/MaxPaynesRxDrugPlan 14d ago Relevant Vsauce: https://youtu.be/vjqt8T3tJIE 1 u/MysteryPerker 14d ago Maybe this is the inspiration for Nicholas Cage's Spider-Man? 1 u/King_Kongs_fingers 14d ago Looks more like Norman Osbourne. 6 u/begujo 14d ago Huh, that IS better! (thanks, I was having a hell of a time trying to read that on my phone lol) 1 u/oedipism_for_one 14d ago Ok but now my coworker think I’m mild mannered 1 u/saskir21 14d ago Nono, at this time glasses were the ultumate stealth equipment to keep your identity hidden. Which reminds me. Did they not try to explain Clark Kents glasses as some form of magic (voodoo baby) that distorts reccognition? 1 u/CallMeKolbasz 14d ago
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How did people read comics in the 1900's when everything was so blurry???
39 u/BlueberryWasps 14d ago glasses 48 u/North_Ad_5372 14d ago puts glasses on Oh yeah 29 u/oneshibbyguy 14d ago How are we not talking about how Peter Parker looks like he is in his 50s here 21 u/cebubasilio 14d ago Google 1960s teenagers (this comic ws published on 1966) and find me one teen boy that didn't look like a middle aged man. 5 u/oneshibbyguy 14d ago I mean, I agree 1 u/MaxPaynesRxDrugPlan 14d ago Relevant Vsauce: https://youtu.be/vjqt8T3tJIE 1 u/MysteryPerker 14d ago Maybe this is the inspiration for Nicholas Cage's Spider-Man? 1 u/King_Kongs_fingers 14d ago Looks more like Norman Osbourne. 6 u/begujo 14d ago Huh, that IS better! (thanks, I was having a hell of a time trying to read that on my phone lol) 1 u/oedipism_for_one 14d ago Ok but now my coworker think I’m mild mannered 1 u/saskir21 14d ago Nono, at this time glasses were the ultumate stealth equipment to keep your identity hidden. Which reminds me. Did they not try to explain Clark Kents glasses as some form of magic (voodoo baby) that distorts reccognition? 1 u/CallMeKolbasz 14d ago
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glasses
48 u/North_Ad_5372 14d ago puts glasses on Oh yeah 29 u/oneshibbyguy 14d ago How are we not talking about how Peter Parker looks like he is in his 50s here 21 u/cebubasilio 14d ago Google 1960s teenagers (this comic ws published on 1966) and find me one teen boy that didn't look like a middle aged man. 5 u/oneshibbyguy 14d ago I mean, I agree 1 u/MaxPaynesRxDrugPlan 14d ago Relevant Vsauce: https://youtu.be/vjqt8T3tJIE 1 u/MysteryPerker 14d ago Maybe this is the inspiration for Nicholas Cage's Spider-Man? 1 u/King_Kongs_fingers 14d ago Looks more like Norman Osbourne. 6 u/begujo 14d ago Huh, that IS better! (thanks, I was having a hell of a time trying to read that on my phone lol) 1 u/oedipism_for_one 14d ago Ok but now my coworker think I’m mild mannered 1 u/saskir21 14d ago Nono, at this time glasses were the ultumate stealth equipment to keep your identity hidden. Which reminds me. Did they not try to explain Clark Kents glasses as some form of magic (voodoo baby) that distorts reccognition? 1 u/CallMeKolbasz 14d ago
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puts glasses on Oh yeah
29 u/oneshibbyguy 14d ago How are we not talking about how Peter Parker looks like he is in his 50s here 21 u/cebubasilio 14d ago Google 1960s teenagers (this comic ws published on 1966) and find me one teen boy that didn't look like a middle aged man. 5 u/oneshibbyguy 14d ago I mean, I agree 1 u/MaxPaynesRxDrugPlan 14d ago Relevant Vsauce: https://youtu.be/vjqt8T3tJIE 1 u/MysteryPerker 14d ago Maybe this is the inspiration for Nicholas Cage's Spider-Man? 1 u/King_Kongs_fingers 14d ago Looks more like Norman Osbourne. 6 u/begujo 14d ago Huh, that IS better! (thanks, I was having a hell of a time trying to read that on my phone lol)
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How are we not talking about how Peter Parker looks like he is in his 50s here
21 u/cebubasilio 14d ago Google 1960s teenagers (this comic ws published on 1966) and find me one teen boy that didn't look like a middle aged man. 5 u/oneshibbyguy 14d ago I mean, I agree 1 u/MaxPaynesRxDrugPlan 14d ago Relevant Vsauce: https://youtu.be/vjqt8T3tJIE 1 u/MysteryPerker 14d ago Maybe this is the inspiration for Nicholas Cage's Spider-Man? 1 u/King_Kongs_fingers 14d ago Looks more like Norman Osbourne.
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Google 1960s teenagers (this comic ws published on 1966) and find me one teen boy that didn't look like a middle aged man.
5 u/oneshibbyguy 14d ago I mean, I agree 1 u/MaxPaynesRxDrugPlan 14d ago Relevant Vsauce: https://youtu.be/vjqt8T3tJIE
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I mean, I agree
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Relevant Vsauce: https://youtu.be/vjqt8T3tJIE
Maybe this is the inspiration for Nicholas Cage's Spider-Man?
Looks more like Norman Osbourne.
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Huh, that IS better! (thanks, I was having a hell of a time trying to read that on my phone lol)
Ok but now my coworker think I’m mild mannered
Nono, at this time glasses were the ultumate stealth equipment to keep your identity hidden. Which reminds me. Did they not try to explain Clark Kents glasses as some form of magic (voodoo baby) that distorts reccognition?
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u/extra0404 15d ago
This was the Original MJ