As promised, let's get back to Landor...
Um, no... That's not right.
We wanted Landor...
Oh, come on! This shouldn't be tricky - how many Landors can there be...?
Seriously?
Wait... Little Lois Lane knew a Landor when she grew up on Krypton?
Maybe i should have watched that show.
Ah!
Here we go - Landor, Maker Of Monsters returns. And with a fine example of odd. Tired of just bringing dead bodies to life? How about swapping parts around first...
Let us continue with the rest of Landor's tales...
That was the end of Landor, Maker Of Monsters. (Unless you count his appearance in FemForce #34, but i don't include the modern re-use of the old characters since they're rarely recognizable as the originals. (but at least he was making monsters))
Um, no... That's not right.
We wanted Landor...
Oh, come on! This shouldn't be tricky - how many Landors can there be...?
Seriously?
Wait... Little Lois Lane knew a Landor when she grew up on Krypton?
Maybe i should have watched that show.
Ah!
Here we go - Landor, Maker Of Monsters returns. And with a fine example of odd. Tired of just bringing dead bodies to life? How about swapping parts around first...
Let us continue with the rest of Landor's tales...
That was the end of Landor, Maker Of Monsters. (Unless you count his appearance in FemForce #34, but i don't include the modern re-use of the old characters since they're rarely recognizable as the originals. (but at least he was making monsters))
page art by Bob Powell, Joe Kubert, Larry Woromay, Enrico Bagnoli, Curt Swan, George Klein from Speed Comics #s 6-11, All-Star Comics #29, Jungle Comics #122, Uncanny Tales #7, and Superman #159 (1940, 1950, 1953, 1963)
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