#Bozo the Robot

[onlylonelylatino]

Hugh Hazzard and Bozo the Robot by George Brenner

[chernobog13]

SMASH COMICS #14 (September, 1940). Cover by Gill Fox.

This issue presented the origin and first appearance of The Ray, one of Quality Comics' powerhouse superheroes.

The Ray first appears, albeit without pants. He would have those in the next issue, but then mysteriously be missing his distinct head fin. Art by Lou Fine, who signed his work on The Ray "E. Lectron."

The Ray would later become more well known as a member of the Freedom Fighters in Justice League of America (vol. 1) #107 (October, 1973), almost two decades after DC Comics had acquired all of Quality's characters when that company went out of business in 1956.

[cgbcomics]

[jedivoodoochile]

El primer IRON MAN no fue el Tony Stark que todos conocemos.

En junio de 1938 (aunque en portada se marca agosto como fecha de publicación) aparece SMASH COMICS # 1 que contenía en sus páginas la historia de HUGH HAZZARD Y SU IRON MAN.

Aunque, técnicamente, no era el Hombre de Hierro de Hugh, sino que fue creado por el científico loco Dr. Von Thorp quien tenía planes de conquistar al mundo con su creación. Al igual que muchos malvados aspirantes a conquistadores del mundo, el Dr. Van Thorp tenía la costumbre de hablar de sus planes consigo mismo tan fuerte que fue escuchado por su asistente de laboratorio Hugh Hazzard, quien vence al malvado Dr. Van Thorp con su propio robot.

Cuando la policía envía al robot, junto con un bote lleno de armas de fuego y armas confiscadas, al mar para que tenga como destino una tumba de agua, Hugh va en su propio barco y roba el robot. Entonces decide que en lugar de usar el robot para delinquir, lo usará para luchar contra el mal.

Para SMASH COMICS # 12 (julio de 1940) la historia cambia su nombre a BOZO THE ROBOT WITH HUGH HAZZARD y finalmente en MASH COMICS # 13 (agosto de 1940), se convierte simplemente en BOZO THE ROBOT hasta el final de la saga que se publica en SMASH COMICS # 41, en marzo de 1943.

Hugh Hazzard y su robot, el Hombre de Hierro, fueron creación de George Brenner (quien también fue el creador de THE CLOCK, el primer héroe enmascarado en los cómics) usando el seudónimo de "Wayne Reid".

[sp00ky-sh4rk0]

(OLD sketch)

Okay am I bitch for wanting these guys to hug it out or some shit? YEAH…..yeah honestly yeah

[mars-gallavanger]

[antiquepearlss]

Tangled The Series would have been very different if Varian were voiced by John Mulaney, huh?

[treasuredplanet]

at some point I noticed a significant overlap between fans of things I love (Star Wars, MHA, TMNT, X-Men, etc) and fans of Transformers so I finally sat down and Watched A Transformer and my biggest criticism is that it took a really long time for the car aliens to fight each other in the car aliens are fighting each other movie

[mandareeboo]

ALSKDMCLSLDLCOSKDLCOS they just. Can't NOT fix shit.

[jakeeexp]

tfw robot yaoi is banned

[onlylonelylatino]

Hugh Hazzard gives Bozo the Robot the ability to fly. Art by George Brenner.

[nenoname]

i'm ngl i feel like a lot of people are just saying 'the stan o' war wouldn't work out' because they just want ford off the boat so they can ship him with fiddleford or something. like come on didn't we watch the same show . the same ending . it pains me that fandoms are so obsessed with shipping all the time.

god im so far from the gf shipping circles that that being the reason why some folks are resistant to them living on the stan o war didnt even occur to me lmaoooooo (plus if they want to ship, they could at least accept that long distance relationships is perfectly fine)

the reason i tend to see is "oh the stan twins havent been on good terms for that long!! it'd be a disaster just because of that!!!" but there's an implication that they spent months planning out their trip with both of them getting closer with soos, which emphasises the importance of family idk

[zozo-bozo]

does anyone know where I can read ihnmaims because I see it everywhere and I love post apocalyptic stuff + robots, so if anyone knows lmk

[eastsidemags]

Tale of One-Inch Bozo Signing

East Side Mags is stoked to announce that we’ll be hosting local comic creator Taku Ward and his newest comic creation - THE TALE OF THE ONE-INCH BOZO!

About the comic: "The Tale of One-Inch Bozo" is a 40-page, all-age adventure comic about a one-inch tall boy who gets lost in a forest filled with all sorts of dangerous animals and monsters. A retelling of the Japanese folktale, "The One-Inch Samurai," read to find out what it really takes to become a samurai as a one-inch boy in a big, big world.

About the creator: Taku Ward is a cartoonist born and raised in New Jersey. He attended and graduated from the School of Visual Arts with a Bachelor's Degree in Cartooning in 2020. His comics have been published in anthologies such as Level Ground Comics' "The Greatest Hits: A Comic Mixtape," Chidrawgo's "I Like Robots," and The Nib's "Cities" issue. During his free time, Taku likes to work on his comics, go on walks, and pet his cats.

This comic is perfect for all ages including kids so bring the family, your friends and yourself and come on down and check out this amazing comic by an equally amazing creator! And support local creators and comics!

[renoxvated]

— On a gathering storm comes, a tall handsome man. In a dusty black coat with a red right hand.

He’ll wrap you in his arms, tell you that you’ve been a good boy. He’ll rekindle all those dreams it took you a lifetime to destroy. He’ll reach deep into the hole, heal your shrinking soul.

Hey buddy, you know you’re never ever coming back. He’s a ghost, he’s a god, he’s a man, he’s a guru.

They’re whispering his name across this disappearing land. But hidden in his coat, is a red right hand.

[spacelobsterm]

Mr Robot season 4 episode 4 spoilers

Naming this episode 404 Not Found was insane

I was not prepared for all the serious talk especially with half of it coming from Mr Robot talking TO us

Ahhhhhhhhhhh Tyrell nooooo