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Real Life Super Heroes
Dec. 18th, 2010 09:59 amGood, short article on a RLSH. ( Or text under the cut if you prefer )
From Tea Krulos' blog:
The print version has an additional gag that the online version doesn't. The article ends "As for his secret identity? Obviously The Watchman is (See WATCHMAN page 21)"
After flipping through the pages in confusion, you realize there is no page 21 (the paper is only 16 pages) and that the UWM Post has been pulling your leg as you look for a reveal that doesn't exist. It fooled me and caused me to LOL, so well done!
It was because of the splash of terrible "costumed hero" news coverage a month or so ago that I became interested in RLSH. TK is writing a book and keeps an informative blog that I follow on Blogger. (Heroes In the Night is on FB, too.) I'm highly in favor of people who act for positive change. We have about 400 or so active RLSH in the United States.
From Tea Krulos' blog:
The print version has an additional gag that the online version doesn't. The article ends "As for his secret identity? Obviously The Watchman is (See WATCHMAN page 21)"
After flipping through the pages in confusion, you realize there is no page 21 (the paper is only 16 pages) and that the UWM Post has been pulling your leg as you look for a reveal that doesn't exist. It fooled me and caused me to LOL, so well done!
It was because of the splash of terrible "costumed hero" news coverage a month or so ago that I became interested in RLSH. TK is writing a book and keeps an informative blog that I follow on Blogger. (Heroes In the Night is on FB, too.) I'm highly in favor of people who act for positive change. We have about 400 or so active RLSH in the United States.