Friday, July 25, 2008

Satan Is Waitin’

BONUS: Everett delivers a super silly Satano slap… from the March 1954 issue of Wild #2






And for a Silver Age Everett classic head over to Chuck’s Comic Book Catacombs today as he continues to kindly play host to more THOIA goodies.

But wait-- what's this? Why it's Pappy from Pappy's Golden Age Comics Blog! Lookin' extra swanky in his brand new THOIA t-shirt too. Now that's some class right there folks!



Also, head over to Pappy's blog today too for some bra-bustin' Bill Ward cheesecake, as well as a great Ace horror post from earlier this week called Spell of the Devil Dancers! Click HERE!

11 comments:

Unknown said...

Everybody smokes in Hell
The decor's just like a bad hotel and casino
And everybody swears they're just in Reno
Instead of eternally damned
But what's the difference

—Paul Kotheimer, "Everybody Smokes in Hell"

silvano said...

Same as the above !
Regarding the Lyric challenge ,my entry is M.O.D.'s "SATAN'S CRONIES" ,from the GROSS MISCONDUCT album
"SURE THE DEVIL LIKES TO PARTY DOWN , SO DO I , BUT NOT WITH HIM AROUND"
Thanks for sharing

Frederick said...

I'll bet the real Satan even got a chuckle from this one.

Dave Tackett said...

Very funny!

Anonymous said...

AH WHAT A GREAT DOUBLE HEADER! THERES SOMETHING MAGICAL ABOUT EVERETT AND THE DEVIL

THIS WAS AN AWESOME ISSUE OF WEIRD WORLDS!! THANKS

Chuck Wells said...

The devil is in the details and Everett's work here is alot of fun.

(ps: I've been swamped at work this week, Karswell, but the check's in the mail.)

Kitty LeClaw said...

Pappy, this picture... Soooo cool!

As for the comic, am I the only one who blushes when I look at panel 5 on the last page?

As for the lyrics, please accept Led Zeppelin's Stairway to Heaven... BACKMASKED!!!!!

"Oh here's to my sweet Satan.
The one whose little path
Would Make me sad
Whose power is Satan.
He will give those with him 666.
There was a little toolshed
Where He made us suffer
Sad Satan."


:P

Anonymous said...

What he should have said, in a scary voice is:

I am not one of you. I come from an ancient time.
I am known as The Kicker of Elves. I am also known as The Angel Crusher!

Frederick said...

Kitty,

At least he wasn't naked like in the next story! That same shot would have been tough to take.

Mr. Karswell said...

Wow! Voting on this post too? I only meant the Weird Worlds stories this week but that is cool of everyone to go for the extra bonus points.

This was alot of fun and I hope everyone else had funz too. We'll be sure to do this again for sure, and thanks again to everyone who participated.

From Kotheimer to M.O.D., to Guided by Voices meets Tenacious D (weither Phibes realized it or not), this post seemed the most varied in weirdness, capping it off with Kitty getting all cleverly backmasked on us (why didn't I think of that?) Anyway, the votes are being tallied and The Princess has submitted her faves so far, just waiting on Patrick. And though you're all winners in my book, find out who really wins tomorrow.

And this weekend it's KILLER time. Wait, I mean STUPID KILLER time... yep, terrifying tales starring the numbskulliest killers ever caught on comic book paper. Plus some supernatural funnies with Vic Martin and the usual gaggle of horror odds 'n ends. Don't miss.

Anonymous said...

This is little more than thread necromancy, but there's a set of lyrics that sooooo fit this comic:

1st verse:]
Down below
Down Below
Sat the devil talking to his son
Who wanted to go
Up above
Up above
He cried, "It's getting too warm for me down here and so
I'm going up on Earth where I can have a little fun
The Devil simply shook his head and answered his son:
Stay down here where you belong
The folks who live above you don't know right from wrong

To please their kings they've all gone out to war
And not a one of them knows what he's fighting for

'Way up above they say that I'm a Devil and I'm bad
Kings up there are bigger devils than your dad

They're breaking the hearts of mothers
Making butchers out of brothers
You'll find more hell up there than there is down below

-- Irving Berlin, "Stay Down Here Where You Belong" (1914)