the post that was gonna be another post but now instead have OSBORN HAIR IT EXISTS IRL OMG

[thehefner]

I *was* gonna do a follow-up post on my previous one, all about how I think the Dini/Timmverse of animated DC Comics superhero shows are the definitive versions of the characters and universe for me. But halfway into writing the damn thing, I was interrupted by Henchgirl, who had... other plans. And now I'm back, but for some strange reason, I can't quite string together coherent sentences. Even this paragraph has been a bit of a struggle.

So here, have this photo of fictional-memoir author James Frey, presented as incontrovertible proof that it's actually possible for someone to have Norman Osborn's hair in real life:





I know, right? Your mind is totally blown. I need to save that for future reference. Someday, I'd love to try to make a Norman Osborn wig, and dress as the unmasked Green Goblin to a con one year.

Okay, back to reading comics and sleeping and trying to brain good again brain.

Comments

[kiffie.livejournal.com]

o_o

*rubs at eyes*

o_o

IT'S A MULTIVERSE CROSSOVER RUN AWAY

[thehefner.livejournal.com]

Norman Osborn should go on Oprah and apologize for secretly being the Green Goblin all this time. She'd let 'im have it.

[night-train-fm.livejournal.com]

Okay, that is freaky. *Staaares*.

[tompurdue.livejournal.com]

If it's James Frey, I'm going to assume he's also lying about his hair.

[swimpenguin.livejournal.com]

I always did think that Osborn hair was yet another fantastical follicle fashion of Stan Lee!

[jellied.livejournal.com]

Huh. It totally makes sense that the Osbourne hair was just really tight curls.

[jackolantern.livejournal.com]

I thought that Frey was going for the young James Caan look, there.