Something of an American marvel, I believe. England isn't the sort to publish heroes in their comic magazines of a 'super' class. We pompous British bastards are far more fond of slapstick and ridiculous things, you know.
[Translation: Not really. Superman, after all, was only come up with in 1938, and it was a purely American concept that coined 'superhero'. For all the things Guy Burgess reads (The Times, The Daily Mail, the latest political journals, boxes full of intelligence) comics is not one of them.]
Very noble thing, comics. A varying art form, which is something I can have an appreciation for.
[Because clearly, Tony can't be a hero. He draws one!]
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[Translation: Not really. Superman, after all, was only come up with in 1938, and it was a purely American concept that coined 'superhero'. For all the things Guy Burgess reads (The Times, The Daily Mail, the latest political journals, boxes full of intelligence) comics is not one of them.]
Very noble thing, comics. A varying art form, which is something I can have an appreciation for.
[Because clearly, Tony can't be a hero. He draws one!]