There Are No Cows On Yancy Street
More interactive fun from the House of Pumpkins! Read along with us today as we see what happens when farm life, gay rights and the Fantastic Four run head-long into one another! You can help the Fantastic Four by coloring in the black and white pictures! Use your imagination to add as many wonderful colors to the FF's world as you would like, just remember... the Thing is orange, Sue is blond and the FF's uniforms are blue! If you use colors other than these- you are wrong and people will probably make fun of you!
Hey kids! Remember to get Mom and Dad's permission before using crayons on the monitor!
Our story begins at the Baxter Building, where Reed Richards has an amazing idea! One that doesn't involve imprisoning his fellow super-heroes in some horrifying hell-dimension-



Oh, no! It's the Pink Fink! Arch enemy of the Fantastic Four and general all-around scourge of goodness! His past battles with the FF have been epic! The stuff from which legends are born! You've just never heard of him before because of Marvel Comics' policy concerning gay characters!Meanwhile... on a farm that couldn't possibly be anywhere near Happy Valley...

Could it be? Are the Fantastic Four really vacationing at the same gay dude ranch as their colorful nemesis? What are the odds!?!
H.E.R.B.I.E spirals out of control, the stony unforgiving ground barreling towards him! Is there no hope for the little robot?H.E.R.B.I.E recounts the last terrifying seconds to the rest of our horror-struck quartet, including the last thing he witnessed before plummeting earthward- a pink flash!



Stupid, stupid, stupid Susan... why are you so stupid?































4 comments:
Oh, I just love old coloring books. I love how some of these pages are colored and some are not.
All of my coloring books are only half-done. I have a short atten...
Amazing! Marvel needs to collect that into a future volume of the Essential Fantastic Four.
If I were writing the Fantastic Four, I'd use the Pink Fink as a villain. I used a giant, ant-headed Superman from a coloriong book I had as a kid in a Superman story I did for DC.
This may explain why I haven't written any Superman stories for years. Hmm.
Oh man, where and when did the 'giant, ant-headed Superman' story appear? It sounds so '80-Page Giants!...
"*sob* Superman has finally asked me to marry him, but how could I ever love a man with a giant ant head?"
"If only I could tell Lois the awful truth behind my giant ant head!"
'Can you guess the shocking secret of the ant-headed Superman!?!'
(My word verification for this comment was 'kilzap' which must be the sound a giant, ant-headed Superman makes when flying into a giant bugzapper.)
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