CONCLUSIONS: THERE IS STILL A GREAT DEAL TO LEARN ABOUT THE BIOLOGY OF MESSIAH...SOME ARE ROUND LIKE THE GANDHI QUE NOS ENCOSTA OUTROS SÃO MAIS ESTYLO MOBY DICK COMO SOARES E DILMA ....

e o messias vem já aí já já não sei se gordinho como Dilma se anafado como o gandhi da enCosta que Buda peste hein ....

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The New Yorker Cartoons

Today’s daily cartoon by David Sipress: the MESSIAH IS ROLLING NA ENCOSTA

UM BLOGUE PARA SUPER HOMOS SUPER HOMMES E OUTROS PUTIN'S PUT IN FOR PUTIN

da série "grandes falhados da história"

por Pedro O CRU OU MESMO O MAL ASSADO

ai filhe falhaste o copy wong fu king desse pá coisinho meu...salvo'seja or slave'seja pla serveja cus eslavos e os escravos estão em alta inté abrile

A PIADA ERA ....1939? 1940? E SEGUINTES

NIET ZE CHE GUEVARA INVENTOU O SUPER-HOMEM

EMBORA UBERMENSCH NUM SEJA EXACTAMENTE U MESMO

E OS JUDEUS É QUE LUCRARAM COM A INVENÇÃO

É SEMPRE ASSIM

(O CARTOON DE 1934? FOI FEITO POR TVO HAVOKKEN JUDEN....

HÁ OUTRA SIMILAR N....INVENTOU O SUPER-HOMEM MAS O DELE ERA LOURO E TINHA OLHOS AZUIS E O NOSSO TEM OLHOS DE RAIOS X....ESTA É DOS ANOS 50

Superman's First Backstory, c. 1934

John Farrier

In 1934, four years before the Man of Steel appeared on Action Comics #1, writer Jerry Siegel was trying to pitch the Superman character to artist Russell Keaton. In a letter to Keaton, Siegel described an origin story substantially different from what is now the canonical backstory:

1. In his laboratory, the last man on earth worked furiously. He had only a few moments left.
2. Giant cataclysms were shaking the reeling planet, destroying mankind. It was in its last days, dying... 
3. The last man placed his infant babe within a small time-machine he had completed, launching it as ---
4. --- the laboratory walls caved-in upon him. 
5. The time-vehicle flashed back thru the centuries, alighting in the primitive year, 1935 A. D. A passing motorist sighted the metal cylinder...
6. ...and upon investigating discovered the sleeping babe within.
7. The infant was placed in an orphanage. The first day, it playfully bent its metal bed out of shape. The astounded attendants, of course, did not realize they were caring for a child whose physical structure was millions of years advanced from their own.