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¡Suélteme! #5

Aug 1999 · El Imperio Editorial · 3,00 ARS
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“El dinero me lo paso por las pelotas”

"El dinero me lo paso por las pelotas" delivers a sharp, single-page telenovela parody from Accardo, who writes, draws, and inks this riotous take on the Justice League of America. In a surreal domestic twist, Superman faces a shocking paternity claim on a talk show, with Batman playing straight man and Flash offering a quick quip—before Superman tests the boy’s flight by tossing him off a rooftop. The final panel lands with a darkly comedic punch as Batman threatens Robin with the same experiment.

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writer, artist, inker Accardo (credited, signed)

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writer, artist, inker Accardo (credited, signed)

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Single-page parody strip presenting the Justice League of America in a telenovela-style domestic crisis plot. Superman is confronted on a talk-show set by a woman claiming he fathered her child; Batman moderates with deadpan formality; Flash makes a wisecrack. Superman takes the child to a rooftop to test whether the boy can fly - throwing him off the ledge - before returning to deny the claims at speed. The final panel has Batman threatening Robin with the same test.

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