Read the "shock-bracketed" sentence with a Comic Book Guy from Simpsons voice for effect.
This is a movie based on a comic wherein the basic premise is that if you somehow get exposed to radioactivity by acident, you're somehow endowed with superpowers, and these freaks of nature are concerned with contacts being visible? That's actually pretty funny. I wonder if watching movies for the sake of finding technical faults is an effect - I mean superpower - acquired from years and years of having your lunch money stolen.
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That and reproduction only in the same family !!
WHADDAYOUMEEEEEEEEEEEEAAANNNNNNNNN???????????????
I DON'T get any superpowers buy chewing my daily enhanced uranium tablets? You must be kidding, right? As long as you stay away from the green stuff (you really don't want to look like the Hulk. Chick's don't dig green dudes) and only let cool radioactive animals bite you (The Incredible Aardvark is really not that incredible), you should be fine. I hope.
Anders Kent/ The Incredible Tigerman
Anders: Unless you're doing Flintstones' chewable D-Bols, I'm guessing not.
And everyone knows that lasers are red and gamma rays are green - didn't you learn anything from Marvel comics?
I guess I have to read up. Does your University have a MC101 - Basic Marvel Science that would be suitable for me?
About the Flintstones' chewable D-Bols or the output color of various EM pulses?
For the latter - sure we do. They're disguised as informatics courses, though, and sometimes favors manga.
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