Sheer dumbness

[Dhavaer]

I know there's been a lot of Superdickery threads, but this one (http://www.superdickery.com/oneshot/39.html) is simply beautiful.

[kpenguin]

Gah. Damn Silver Age comics.

[Green Bean]

Man, that Luthor sure knows how to outsmart people. Of course, the only guy he has to outsmart could lose to a pineapple at chess, so it might not exactly be a sign of genius.

[Siric]

Best. Trap. Ever.

... Luthor reminds me of that midget from Dr.Mcninja. Knickerbockers?

[Gavin Sage]

Sorry to get all serious for a sec but.... ahh superdickery. Its funny but really should only be viewed by people who really read comics. So many bad misconceptions grown out of that site...


Anyways I love how Superboy there was able to enter a kryptonite cage before it started hurting him. More sheer dumbness.

[13_CBS]

Yep, Superboy fell for a dumb trap. That's a really stupid snare. An idiotic-trap.

And that's terrible.

(If anyone gets what I'm referring to, they get uber kudos. Hint: it's on Superdickery.)

[Viscount Einstrauss]

Screw your kudos, I want my forty cakes! That's as many as four tens!

Do you understand me?

[13_CBS]

Screw your kudos, I want my forty cakes! That's as many as four tens!

Do you understand me?

...

That's terrible.

(Forty kudos for you! Four tens of them, that is.)

[Dhavaer]

But aren't they four tens of pies?

[Rob Knotts]

When I saw the title I immediately thought this was going to be a Beyonder/Inhuman thread. Doesn't say much for american comics that dumbness examples are so easy to find...

[The Extinguisher]

When I saw the title I immediately thought this was going to be a Beyonder/Inhuman thread. Doesn't say much for american comics that dumbness examples are so easy to find...

And that's terrible.

[North]

When theres enough out there there will be both bad and good.

But yeah nothing beats Superdickery and Batdickery for just plain what the ??? moments

[Griemont]

Batdickery? :smalleek:

[JabberwockySupafly]

Is it just me, or does Lex look frighteningly similar to one Mr. Elmer Fudd (how he was originally done in the first few Bugs/Elmer cartoons) in that comic? Of course, that would explain the trap. Obviously it was purchased from the Acme Corporation.