Super Cracked #6
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "X-Mess the Movie," Batguy’s moment of heroic resolve is cut short when a faint cry for help fades mid-undress, leaving him back at his desk with a headline and a sigh. Penciled and inked with gritty precision by John Severin, this 1992 Globe Communications gem captures a quiet, absurd twist on vigilante duty. The cover, a chaotic splash by Rurik Tyler, hints at the madness to come—though the real surprise lies in what’s left unsaid.
In "The Day Bazman Almost Went Bats!", Batguy hears a cry for help and nearly springs into action—only to pause mid-costume as the voice fades, leaving him back at his paper, wondering if he imagined it all. A perfectly absurd moment of superhero hesitation, rendered with deadpan humor in just two pages.
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