It seems so very long ago now that mankind actually left this globe and set foot on another planet. Since those halcyon days of exploration, we have used technology to look at other places in the cosmos, but we've not yet put our actual toes onto another sphere of any kind. I expected more when I was ten and this news of a man named Neil Armstrong standing on the Moon broke across the world. In celebration of that event (which did take place, so no nagging about it already) I offer up this tiny glimpse of a Will Eisner package titled 101 Outer Space Jokes.
The audacity to go to the Moon is what makes it the utterly fabulous event in human history that it should be celebrated as.
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