Darthemed posted:

Blue Beetle #41 (1946)

Vlaphor posted:

mercenarynuker posted:

Everyone's eyes can come out of their head. The trick is getting them back in

Angelica Huston, Describing That Time Raul Julia's Eyeball Fell Out posted:

Some time midway through the shoot [of Addams Family Values]: I came on set one morning and someone said, “Raul’s eye fell out last night.”

I said, “What are you talking about?”

They said that he was in a bar, I think Sunset Tower. And he was with a rock-and-roll star, sitting at the bar. And his eye fell out.

I said, “You’ve got to be kidding.”

Raul showed up on set. Of course, he never missed a day. And one eye was severely bloodshot.

I said, “Raul! What happened?”

And he described his eye falling out.

I said, “My God! Can you still see with it?” Cause it literally fell onto his chest.

He said, “Yes.” He was still kind of seeing out of it.

I said, “My god, what did you do?”

He said, “Well, I took ahold of it and put it back in.”

That afternoon, I called up every joke store in L.A. and bought every pair of those joke glasses on springs, where the eyeballs fall out. So the next morning, when Raul walked onto the set, the entire crew was wearing these glasses. He laughed like hell. It was serious, but it was also really bizarre.

Drakyn posted:

This maybe isn't quite on topic for the thread, but it happened while filming a movie based on funny comic panels so I think it's close enough to count.

Drakyn posted:

This maybe isn't quite on topic for the thread, but it happened while filming a movie based on funny comic panels so I think it's close enough to count.

Forum accident posted:

X-Men 2099 #13 (1994)

bunnyofdoom posted:

Oh god that is amazing. The pun at the end is great

AfroSquirrel posted:

It does swell a bit! The body is meant to be working under Earth's gravity, so when you're in zero/microgravity the heart's pumping a bit more blood to the upper body than is meant to be there, leading to a bit of puffiness and reddening especially in the head

muscles like this! posted:

Great bedside manner there.

Darthemed posted:

Superboy #142 (1967)

Vlaphor posted:

at some point, I will look at the monkey in a superman outfit being dragged around by a leash.

Elissimpark posted:

Is that Space Ape Gori or Spectreman?

Elissimpark posted:

Is that Space Ape Gori or Spectreman?

Darthemed posted:

Keen Detective Funnies #6 (1939)

Darthemed posted:

Keen Detective Funnies #6 (1939)

Darthemed posted:

Keen Detective Funnies #6 (1939)

Lobok posted:

Like in some twisted What If...? where Peter Parker becomes the Punisher but still has his gig at the Bugle.

"GOOD GOD, PARKER! What do you think we do here, make snuff films? You want our front page to just be blood, guts, and chalk outlines every day?!


...I'll give you $200 for it. Ms. Brant will process it for you."

Byzantine posted:

I love how I always hear JK Simmons when reading JJJ text.

Infinitum posted:

That's Spectreman.

You're not going to Adam and Eve it, but Space Ape Gori is a Space Ape

Samovar posted:

...Dr. Zaius?!

Darthemed posted:

Ultimate Marvel Team-Up #9 (2001)

Brazilianpeanutwar posted:

That’s the grimmest snuff film poo poo.

“We got dis killuh,he goes around blasting folk but get dis,when he pulls da triggah he snaps a pickchah and catches dere last moment,calls himself da “picture takin’ fool shootah”.

Kwyndig posted:

So he's got what, an ice pick, a stiletto? pressed against her forehead with his arm at an awkward angle. Somebody tell me how likely this guy is to be physically capable of killing her before the Blue Beetle reaches him.