Introductions & meaning of the name

Hi, this is Ryan aka Mr. Kltpzyxm and this is my blog

Hi, this is Ryan aka Mr. Kltpzyxm and this is my blog. I am person with a lot of opinions about things and like every other jerk on the internet I feel the need to share my opinions, despite the fact that no one asked for them. I figured the best way to go about this was through a blog and so here we are.

What I specifically want to talk about is fun stuff, things that make me happy in this grim, dark world of the future. Now my two favorite sources of fun stuff are comics and video games, so that is what I am going to be writing about.

I choose the name Mr. Kltpzyxm as a reference to what may be one of my favorite moment in comics when in the pages of Adventure Comics #286 they introduced what may be the single greatest characters in comic book history, Mr. Kltpzyxm.

Now if you don’t know in the old pre-crisis DC continuity Bizzaro was the result of Lex Luthor using a duplicator ray on Superman in order to create a perfect clone of Superman which he could control, however due to a flaw in the machine Bizzaro was created instead (Action Comics #254, 1959). In following issues the duplicator ray was used to create first Bizzaro Lois Lane (Action Comics #255, 1959) and eventually Bizzaro world an entire planet full of Bizzaros.

The strange adventures of Bizzaro on Bizzaro world was made into a recurring feature in the pages of Adventure Comics written by Superman creator Jerry Siegal and drawn by John Forte and readers… IT WAS GLORIOUS! Superman creator Jerry Siegel went all out in order to create what was one of the funnest and silliest comics of a very fun and silly age.

The pinnacle of all this was a story in Adventure Comics #288, “Bizzaro’s Secret Identity. In this comic everybody’s favorite fifth dimensional imp, Mr. Mxyzptlk gets exposed to aforementioned duplicate ray and becomes Mr. Kltpzyxm, the bizzaro Mr. Mxyzptlk! Who goes on a terrifying spree of unbizzarolike actions which threaten to undermine the stability of Bizzaro’s world’s perfect imperfect social order.