She-Fox and the Superteens face a totally tubular foe in World of Archie Jumbo Comics Digest #133. By Dan Parent, Bob Smith, Glenn Whitmore and Jack Morelli
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Archie Milestones #20: Jughead Super Hero Spectacular
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And to not spam you forever (for now) ✨ free space, pick whoever you would like to talk about
Woman you know I gotta do my girl Addi.
Goodness, what haven’t I told you about Addi.
She ends up going to college in New York, not because she got a full ride scholarship, but purely so she and Jonas can have regular Broadway dates.
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From SuperTeen, Summer 1999.
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Aaron and Nick Carter, 1997
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Superteen Strikes Again
Kumquat has three -- or roughly three -- meanings. A citrus fruit, originally from Southeast Asia (meaning one and a half is the plant that bears the fruit).
The earliest description of the fruit comes from Ancient Chinese scholar Han Yen-chih’s “Monograph of Oranges,” in 1178 BCE.
The kumquat was brought from China to Japan where they became, and still remain, quite popular. In 1846, Robert Fortune, a Scottish botanist, brought kumquats to London. Later, Fortune would be sent back to China by the British East India Company to steal Chinese trade secrets about tea production. Kumquats made their way to the southern U.S. around 1850.
The second definition, used more affectionately here, is "a young individual who goes through life constantly disappointing people with his/her infinite failure", turned over to more generic insult.
Inevitably the first syllable of the word evinced it a third meaning if you wish to be vulgar -- and it appears to either not have much specificity on exacts for this definition or has multiple definitions. The play on words has no bearing on its initial languages, a borrowing of the Cantonese gām gwāt (IPA: [kɐ́m kʷɐ́t̚]; Chinese: 金橘), from gām "golden" + gwāt "orange".
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Captain Flag is serious about “proper patriotic etiquette.”
Preview pages from World of Betty and Veronica Jumbo Comics Digest #26, by Ian Flynn, Steven Butler, Jim Amash, Jack Morelli and Glenn Whitmore
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🪞👀 for any of them!!
Well when given the opportunity to choose who instead of answering for someone specific I am going to choose Addison every time
The first physical feature people notice about Addi is her red hair. She takes good care of it and puts a lot of time and effort into styling it.
Addison definitely views herself as attractive. I don’t think it impacts her self-esteem too much, she mostly values her intelligence. Addi is very confident about herself and who she is, including her appearance. She knows what life was like before Momma Caroline and how she felt in her old life, and she knows how far she’s come since then and is proud of herself. She puts a lot into how she looks because she can, and it’s a sign that she never has to go back.
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Part 2 of my Superteens Love Trinity brainrot is that all three would have one of them absolutely HATED by their s/o's dad
Endeavour hates Momo because she hates him for abusing Shouto and his other kids and Rei so the first time they met he tried to be polite to her and compliment her richness and powerful Quirk and she said 'Woah,is there nothing up there except money and eugenics?You might wanna get a therapist,your brain is going to start leaking out your ears soon'
Bruce canonically treated Stephanie like shit when she was Robin and has never made up for it and in fact treats her badly as Spoiler and Batgirl too and she never lets him forget it after she starts dating Cass but moreso because she thinks his reactions are the funniest shit and also to get reperations
Jefferson hates Hobie but Hobie dosen't actually hate him back,he just flirts with Miles regardless of who else is around and it gets on Jefferson's gotdamn nerves so he upgraded to kissing him too and Jefferson almost crushed the soda can he was holding
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