In my house we used to always say "happy afterbirth!"

ah, yes, she mentioned that you and she had been in touch.

well done!

not I

Truly great to see your little comic has found a home. I have been enjoying them very much. ;-)

Gregory? arf! I had no idea what you were talking about and had to go back and read the story. jeez. There's an awful lot crammed into 7 pages. In the end, the Eraser erased Batman but lacked the self confidence to know it.

I always wondered if it was one of those that started with the Infantino sketch and then a writer (Kanigher) had to write it.
ps. our piece was 7 pg, not 5-- I loved the story in 1966 (age 11) and thought of reviving the Eraser long before I had the opportunity. Bizarro? yeah, sure I've got an idea

here he is in his prime. Art by Hunt Emerson

yes, Lenny was out of shape and Hunt was tasked with fitting him back into his pencil suit and wiklepickers.

I brought him back in a five page story in Bizarro. He mostly whinged about how he was forgotten. But i guess that was twenty years ago.

and a beautifully painted poster. I wonder who

there's no way I would have had two different characters making a similar body-arm gesture in the same position in consecutive panels like that. comics page composition 101.

Bob Morales had me draw that in a Cap America 2004 story that w/time travel. Shield is thrown in p4 to fix the problem in p1. You can't do that in Marvel comics so they fixed it in-house. You can see that the shield is coming from p4. The Cap in p3 was flipped over from there. what were we thinking!