Non Sequitur by Wiley Miller for October 10, 2010

If that were a pot of boiling water she’s carrying, and if he really were Lobsterman, I’d be getting murderously naughty ideas….

I thought it was I-Gor? :D

Who cares what it is, Where does he get it?

Somehow I find the rich superheroes more believable.

The wealthy have time to be super heroes as they can sleep all day.

Right, Mikhal, ‘eye-gore’…

Not, “The Man of Steel”, but “The Chromium Crustacean”…

Paulie will keep him out of hot water…

Maybe LobstahMan can kill spammers. That would be a useful superpower.

Good one IF!!!

Guess who the next heartless supervillian will be!

Obviousman is on vacation?

No matter what, the cat remains cool.

I love when accents are written so well that you can actually hear them in your mind. Kudos, Wiley!

Lobstah-Man, just another hard boiled superhero.

T_Lexi, I agree, Wiley your accents are fabulous.

To everyone else, thank you for the marvelous puns!

THE COMENTS ON THIS STRIP ARE THE BEST PART OF READING IT KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK

Likely has an escape claws in his script contract.

Cute - escape claws! What’s a “bah tab”? heheheh

Broccoli Man has been covering your back for the past 5 years. The fact you are alive and well, and still never heard of him is testiment to his incredible super powers.

Was Superman a wealthy super hero. I thought he was a mild mannered reporter on the Daily Planet.

A reporter would be white collar, not blue collar. Maybe not wealthy though.

How about: Wolverine?

Or the Tick. Don’t know what kind of collar, but he is definitely blue.

I can see it now…Lobstah Man has been captured by his arch enemy, and is now hanging from his ankles while being slowly lowered into a vat of lemon butter. Will Lobstah man escape? Tune in tomorrow, same Lob-time, same Lob-channel!

(cue the Nelson Riddle orchestrah)

Wiley - I’d love to see one of Cap’n Eddie’s Lobstah-Man stories.

ellisaana - I was a reporter for years. Whatever collar we wore, nobody was wealthy (except the owners).

And Re: Blue collar super-heroes:

Many years ago, Stan Lee (creator of Spider-Man, the Hulk, the Fantastic Four, X-Men, etc. etc.) wrote a story in which Spidey tried to join the F.F. because he thought they received a salary, and he needed the money. (PS: they don’t.)

My favorite story about superheroes was written by Larry Niven, titled, “Man Of Steel, Woman of Kleenex”, and you can read an authorized copy here: http://www.rawbw.com/~svw/superman.html

Supah-Villainess! N’cest pas?!

Lobstah, Lobstah… Show us yur Clahs… Give us a reason… Make us take pahs… Boilin’ will defeat yah… Buttah will complete yah.. And with such a little fib… Leaves ur sad remains… As a splotch on a bib…

Lobstah Mans 1 WEAKNESS…….HOT WATER!! Puts em right to sleep.

Eddie, I think you meant, heartless supah villianess.

Where did Pauly go in panel 3?

He got knocked off by the speech balloon.