Green Chicken?!? ~~ A "Comical Wednesday" Post

Sorry, fellow babies! It's been a very hectic  week for me, and I just haven't had the time to finish writing Part Two of my series on Terrificon 2018. I'll have it done soon, I promise!

Today I'm just going to reprint the above cover to DC's Green Lantern #76 (April 1970), which began a run of incredible and influential stories by Denny O'Neil (writer) and Neal Adams (artist). That cover is considered to be a classic cover, and has been used as the model for at least three "tribute" covers.

Here are two of them:

This tribute to Neal Adams was drawn by... Neal Adams. (No, really.  But it wasn't his idea!)

And to those we add the following illustration, which relates to my recent post about Kentucky Fried Chicken!

Thanks for your time.

P.S. ~~ COMING SOON! (Watch for it!) A Re-Posting of One of the Best (and Longest) Stories I Ever Posted on This Blog!

Finger Lickin' Good!

Here's one of the crazier things I recently sold on eBay!

eBay

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Vintage Colonel Sanders KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN Pressure Cooker, Circa 1950s david47jens ( 2415)  Item condition: -- Sale date: Oct 11, 2018 Quantity: 1 Price: US $177.00 Learn more

Shipping and handling

Item location: Webster, Massachusetts, United States

Shipping to: United States

Shipping and handling	To	Service	Estimated delivery*
US $34.99	United States	Economy Shipping (USPS Parcel Select Ground®)	Within 6-13 business days

Seller's description

Back in the 1950s, before he had his own restaurants, Colonel Harland Sanders used
to drive around the country trying to talk individual restaurateurs into selling his
Kentucky Fried Chicken. This is one of the original pressure cookers the Colonel
would bring into your restaurant. It has its metal Kentucky Fried Chicken plaque with
its serial number 28621 (see Scan #2), and still has the original black rubber gasket
(see Scan #4)... although I would be leery of actually trying to cook with it. It weighs
about ten pounds.

Whoever wins  this auction will also receive a free Colonel Sanders hand puppet from
(I believe) the 1970s. See Scans #7 and #8.

If you are pleased with your item(s) upon receipt, please leave positive feedback at
your earliest convenience. That way, I’ll know the transaction was satisfactory. I will
leave feedback for you only after receiving feedback from you.

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Thanks for your time.