#Lobster Johnson

[chernobog13]

It's September First. The countdown is on, and this little guy is ready!

[lowcountry-gothic]

From the World of Hellboy: B.P.R.D. Omnibus cover art, by Mike Mignola.

[the-gershomite]

Lobster Johnson: The Iron Prometheus #1 of 5

September 2007

cover art by Mike Mignola

[extraordinary-heroes]

Artist Showcase: Tonci Zonjic

[dinosaurgiantpenny]

"Zombies give me the willies"

[curtvilescomic]

Lobster Johnson by Patric Reynolds

[deer-head-xiris]

Happy pride month I’m spreading Trans Lobster Johnson propaganda in my server

[panzerdrako]

[chernobog13]

Hellboy’s first Halloween.

[doolallymagpie]

reading lobster johnson for the first time in years, saw this panel, couldn’t help myself

[omniversecomicsguide]

Lobster Johnson always gets his man! The pulp vigilante seen as a hero in Hellboy’s eyes makes up just a part of the…

HELLBOY UNIVERSE READING ORDER 1339BC-1948: THE SECRET HISTORIES

Get in from the beginnings of this gothic reality in the first of three instalments!

MORE: Hellboy Universe - Part 1

ARTIST: Tonci Zonjic

COVER: Lobster Johnson: Prayer of Neferu #1 (2012)

FEATURING: The Lobster vs the Heliotropic Brotherhood of Ra

Two more chapters in the Hellboy Universe Reading Order to follow!

[the-gershomite]

Lobster Johnson: The Iron Prometheus #4 of 5

December 2007

cover art & story by Mike Mignola

art by Jason Armstrong

colors by Dave Stewart

letters by Clem Robins

[extraordinary-heroes]

Lobster Johnson: Get the Lobster! #3 (Cover art by Tonci Zonjic)

[dinosaurgiantpenny]

[thekylecopeland]

Incredibly wholesome moment

Look at what a happy boi this is

[ltngerbniak]

I saw a poll somewhere that was asking how many people thought Marvel heroes kill. Now, I’m for heroes killing no-one, I think the idea that Superman sees no killing as a guideline is utter bullshit, and so is the idea that killing makes heroes more grounded and realistic.

Anyway, it asked who do you think kills the most? It included Captain America and Black Widow, and some others that made sense.

Someone made a comment that, Captain America, being a soldier in WW2, was dropping bodies left and right, and I disagree. Sort of.

I think the reasoning that being a soldier means he kills people is a bit flimsy. However, I do think he kills. You see, in the first Captain America comic with Red Skull, Red Skull wields some kind of death-syringe, and lunges at Bucky in a final fight! But he eventually hits himself reaching for the needle, which Cap could have prevented. Bucky asks Cap why he didn’t stop Red Skull from killing himself. His response:

“I’m not talking, Bucky!”

Oh, Captain America definitely kills. He kills Nazis.

That’s where I agree, but, in reference to another of my favorite comics characters, Lobster Johnson, one might say that maybe Captain America doesn’t kill people.

Maybe like Lobster Johnson, he doesn’t kill men.

He kills mad dogs.

Go watch the NerdSync video, they put more eloquently than me.