Posted on 08/19/2005 11:34:29 AM PDT by Rand-El
(CNSNews.com) - Move over, Superman and Spider-Man. A new comic book is turning conservative media personalities Sean Hannity, G. Gordon Liddy and Oliver North into super-heroes in a future where America is dominated by liberal extremists and New York City faces a nuclear holocaust on the 20th anniversary of 9/11.
The eight-part full-color series, entitled "Liberality for All," is set in the year 2021. Two decades to the minute after the terrorist attacks on New York City, Afghanistan's ambassador to the United Nations -- Osama bin Laden -- is scheduled to issue a public apology for that "misunderstanding." The apology is set to take place from the Unity Tower, built on the site where the World Trade Center once stood.
However, bin Laden's "apology" consists of a tactical nuclear device supplied by Iraqi dictator Uday Hussein, who in the comic book fiction is alive and well because the U.S. did not invade Iraq or kill Hussein and his brother Qusay.
Only an underground group of bio-mechanically enhanced conservatives led by Hannity, Liddy and North can prevent nuclear terror and free the world from left-wing domination so "Liberality for All" can once again become "Liberty for All."
The first comic directly marketed to conservative readers was written by Mike Mackey, a lifelong fan of comics. Democrat statements during the 2004 presidential election, Mackey said, inspired him to create "the most politically divisive comic book ever written."
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Liddy and North I can buy. But adding Hannity to the mix is like sticking Barney Fife with Superman and Captain America.
If it ain't got Coulter Girl, I ain't buyin'.
Maybe I better put on the asbestos PJ's but IMHO Sean ain't exactly the sharpest knife in the drawer. Too many times I've seen him get tunnel vision with his 'debates' and I sit there screaming at the TV; "Say 'this' dammit. You forgot 'that'." Or, "that's freaking lie, don't let 'him' (her) get away with it". Etc, etc., etc.
He seems a nice enough guy, but once he works his way through the talking points, he's done for, he has nothing left.
(I'm talking about on TV, not radio)
;^)
She could be the centerfold.
; )
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Where do I send the check?
I heard the comic's author on the Liddy show a few weeks back, courtesy of Sirius! Anyway, it came across to me as a vanity project and the guy comes across as a bit over his head. I visited the site and it didn't look very good, but I'll pick it up.
The GMan is a good choice for a superhero, but I would also have added Mr Rushtastic (squashes libs with his belly splash), The Coulterminator (Ann becomes a sexy cyborg that stops at nothing to terminate libs), The O'Riley Lantern (a microphone in his power ring makes him so haughty and unbearable to libs in earshot that they black out from the pain), and The Raven (Michelle Malkin in a tight fitting black jumpsuit and cape, who corners libs in a web of their lies before intoning 'Nevermore!' before finishing them off.
Want more? :-)
See my post 13 for my Ann Coulter based comic book hero, 'The Coulterminator.' :-)
Sean is sincere and hard working. He isn't our best spokesman, but he is far from our worst. If a lot of the other conservative commentators had Sean's heart, the world would be a better place! :-)
The geat thing about Sean is that you can see and hear that he is super pi--ed at a certain guest and he wont hide his emotions.
Where is Rush
He could be like Watcher in Spiderman comics you know what I talking about Comic book geeks
I dubbed him Mr Rushtastic in post 13. But in any case, he could be a good Watcher: maybe 'The Commentator.' His incessant banter forces enemies into submission!
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