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16 comments:
Next thing is that Shell will go after Namor.
Very cool, Rob. Well, not the environmental rape. Just the image.
Nice job Rob! I miss topical comics... even Marvel doesn't do it much these days...
Jeez, Aquaman can't handle a measly 5,000 barrels of oil a day?
Wait-- ten times that? More, even? Oh.
I'm not making accusations, but I suspect Black Gold is an alias for an old foe...
Swamp Thing...
Well, this piece is everywhere now, including the NY Daily News!
At first glance I thought it was a new issue!! too bad Marvel won't do this--maybe they will?
Great job!
"Marvel"?
I saw at a website called The Chive, not only was it posted there, but they also took credit for it by watermarking the image with their website logo.
Awesome work to put forth the message, Rob.
I hope now that the image has viraled its way to all media, you won't get into trouble with some crooks at DC or BP :).
Shouldn't this be Captain Planet?
the water hero is in danger!
Add me to those who have followed your blog after this post. I saw it on The Proverbia; Lone Wolf Librarian's Weblog
I tried leaving you an email, but i couldn't. I'm writing a paper about this because I'm doing a project on the BP Oil Spill ads, and I wanted to ask: what made you photoshop this cover? did you have a motive?
Alexia-
You can email me at namtab29(at)comcast.net.
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