The Argyle Sweater by Scott Hilburn for February 03, 2012

Frank N. Stein.

Draft board, 2012.

I’ll bet he’ll never get called for “travelling”

He’s made for this game!

That’s a good one.

Doesn’t look like he scored.

He is not a no-brainer. Igor secured Abby Normal’s brain from the lab for the young Doctor to use in his experiment.

Good one Dogsniff.

And funny you should say that, 6…. cos I was coming into say (oh, how this pains me) I don’t totally get it.Yeah yeah, I get that it’s Frankenstein, or rather, Frankenstein’s monster… electrified, no brains, yeah yeah…But sports and sports analogies and idioms are beyond me.A steal in the 2nd round etc.In fact I’m going to a Superbowl party on Sunday…. and I have to look up who’s playing.OK! Quit throwing stuff, willya?

But his shooting is cold, arctic cold.

Ms. Sunshine…you’re OK in my book! Just go and have a good time! It’s only a game, but the party is real…the people are real…the food and snacks are real. Enjoy yourself!

“Green men can’t jump.” - Woody Harrelson.

Might be tough getting him and his neckbolts throught the TSA.

@vldazzleMake sure you catch the commercials and halftime show. Those will be the times the guys will be in the kitchen.Easy on the Paula Dean show.By the way, pull for the Giants just to be ornery.

Dunkenstein.

That was good! i actually looked at the comic again to see who was behind him – then it hit me. Doh!

what brain?

WOW! Is she ever hung!

Big mouth, but the other end looks easy,

I guess ya gotta give a little to take a lot little.

I got it the first time through. ;-) A classic book.

ha, you made me laugh.

saidagive?

Giants all the way!!

Bet he’s a team player, too: “Alone. Bad.”

Wait! Come back! I was going to make espresso.

In the original book, he had yellow skin and black lips. In the ‘31 movie, they used green to get the right "pallor’ in B&W, and it kinda stuck. There used to be a sort of science behind finding the right color to make things look right in black and white. Superman’s outfit was actually brown, and the Captain Video ships were yellow to look like metal. During the “door into Oz opens” scene in “The Wizard of Oz”, the set, the stand-in’s skin makeup, and even her clothes, were done in a variety of sepias, to match the sepia “black and white” footage of the Kansas scenes.

Probably better than Laura Lynn Hardy…