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| This has to be the most disconcerting and unsettling page I've ever seen in comics. I would say "subliminally" disconcerting, but it's pretty much a no holds barred story of grammar school student Stan's romance and soon to be deflowering by professional football player "gone sissy" Biff. Published as a "Public Service" by DC Comics in 1963 (in this case, appearing in Superboy #102).
Touchdown!
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| "Gag,""pointers" and "lowdown." Me adding captions seems superfluous! |
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| I'm pretty sure "can I offer you a drink" follows the "…" |
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| Biff is shaking uncontrollably in anticipation as he explains learning to appreciate the Master. |
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Spooky menacing uplighting (a lamp must have fallen on the floor)
foreshadows his plans as Biff makes a determined smile.
I think this is also the 4th mention of "pointers."
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Yeah, Mitch, I always suspected that the artist, Sheldon Moldoff, was a bit of a closet case. The Batman stories he drew for Bob Kane (who signed his name to the work) were always (b)rimming with more-than-suggestive postures. While it's only a coincidence that his initials are S and M, his art tended to make a "boy wonder," didn't it?
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