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Laughter serves as a universal language bigger than any barrier. No matter what language you speak, everyone understands laughter. I’ve always been more impressed with capturing humor in writing above all other skills; of course it’s not easy to stroke a compelling story, but it’s even harder to write comedy as you’re reaching for laughter from your audience. When it comes to comic books there are some heroes that we know always bring the funny. Spider-Man, Deadpool, Static, Captain Marvel, and Alana from Saga to name a few. However, there are a ton of others characters that are lowkey just as hilarious as those heroes known for their jokes. I’m going to highlight some of my fave comic characters with deep pockets in humor that you might not have known could roast with the best of them.
[title type=”h2″]Blue Beetle II (Ted Kord): DC Comics[/title] Partner in Crime: Booster Gold (Michael Carter)
Y’all better recognize gawd when you see him. Ted Kord, AKA Blue Beetle II, is the fucking dictator of humor over at DC Comics, man. Ted was DC’s Peter Parker of the late 80’s and early 90’s, but without the same mainstream popularity. Those who know about Ted though know he always lightened the mood, no matter how dire the situation. Ted was also your favorite nerd’s favorite nerd. If you combined Ted with his mans Booster Gold on an adventure (or prank) then you’ve basically got the 48 Hours version of superheroes. They may have been considered second stringers, but once you got to…
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Omar Holmon
Omar Holmon is a content editor that is here to make .gifs, obscure references, and find the correlation between everything Black and Nerdy.
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