7 Comic Characters Who Outlasted the Trends That Made Them
Some comic characters are timeless. Superman embodies dutiful citizenship, Spider-Man is about becoming an adult and Wonder Woman will always be a role model to girls interested in BDSM.
While Don Rickles-Man appears wherever a racist joke needs telling.
If you have to hire them, are they really heroes?
It would have been called the Pat Boone Principle, but Iron Fist gave due credit to the black man.
Luke Cage asks Dr. Doom what a bitch sounds like.
Xanadu all up in this bi-wait, why is Cyclops blinded? All his eyes do is emit bright light.
Except for the Ramones, who agreed to sniff glue and kick ass ... and they were all out of glue.
Expect to see Lady Gaga wearing this any day now.
And after him: that punk Mr. Rogers
And, frankly, looking better
Fascism: It's what's for dinner.
Chaykin was apparently the go-to guy for that sort of thing.
And shoulder pads. But again, it was the '90s
That villain is about three seconds away from defeating himself.
Of all thou wrought in hard-spun tragedies; Thy hairline was the dourest one of these.
GILF. The sooner we all admit it the easier this will be.
Brendan survived in comics long enough to write a prose book instead.