Is this an Easter Egg?

[Whiskers]

I think I found an Easter Egg in The Metatemporal Detective Pt. 3 (Michael Moorcock's Multiverse graphic novel).

On page 84 (or the first page in pt.3 of the comic) Seaton and Taffy are disembarking from an airship. I noticed that Seaton carries a case and took an interest in the pattern on it, because it seemed what I thought was Victorian but somewhat disorganized. After some observation I believe I found the following images in the patter:

1 misshapen phallus and upside down this phallus looks a lot like Mandelbrot Set
1 very pronounced phallus

And half of thhe face of Spammer Gain

What say you?

[PsychicWarVeteran]

Pray tell, good sir, might you be able to scan the illustration in question for those of us unfortunate enough to be lacking that particular tome?

[Whiskers]

Sorry PWV, my scanner's bulb got toasted. It was proprietary, so I couldn't even replace the damned thing.

[Michael Moorcock]

That Mark Reeve. Scurrilous political cartoonist and general Cornelian upstart, worked for some of the worst rags in Christendom. I wouldn't put anything past him. Now I'll have to go over the covers he did for the UK Eternal Champion series and see what filth he's been peddling under the flag of wholesome entertainment. Wait till I catch him. I'll never buy him another fish and chip supper.

[McTalbayne]

Speaking of hidden Sexual themes, has anyone seen the stuff thats hidden in the various Disney Movies? Man, i cant beleive they got away with that stuff!

[Michael Moorcock]

Ever wonder why it's so hard to find those silent B&W Mickey Mouses.
And as for Song of the South...

[McTalbayne]

I went to a Comic Con here In Charlotte this past June and the bootleg DVD people were all selling Song of the South on DVD. Ive never actually seen the full movie, ive only heard the songs and read the storys of Briar Rabbit, Bear ,and Fox,so i dont know what the big deal is that they wont release it here on DVD. Im assuming by the cover that there is Stereotypical references to African Americans, but the little Rascals has that too, and theyre on regular television.

"..Mr Blue bird on my shoulder...."

As for Black and White Mickey...

I hear theres a long lost original print of the first Mickey Mouse Cartoon called, "Dream Boat Willys". :lol:

[plugstudios]

That Mark Reeve. Scurrilous political cartoonist and general Cornelian upstart, worked for some of the worst rags in Christendom. I wouldn't put anything past him. Now I'll have to go over the covers he did for the UK Eternal Champion series and see what filth he's been peddling under the flag of wholesome entertainment. Wait till I catch him. I'll never buy him another fish and chip supper.

Blame it on his early fascination with the works of Aubrey Beardsley!

[Reinart der Fuchs]

Pray tell, good sir, might you be able to scan the illustration in question for those of us unfortunate enough to be lacking that particular tome?

Almost four years later:

[UncleDes]

...

Definitely "Paging Dr Freud" on this one.

I guess I can see one, but it's not exactly in proportion...
I can also see two shmoos walking side-by-side and chatting with each other, and a happy pig.

Yeah: "eye of the beholder". Ditto the Disney stuff. Sexually repressed people see sex everywhere.

Des

[plugstudios]

It seems I re-awakened interest in this thread!

(I've now been investigating at the bag for some time, and can see what would appear to be a couple of instances of things!!)

[Nathaniel]

Ummm, if that patern looks like a phalus to you may I recomend you get yourself to a urologist asap?

[Reinart der Fuchs]

Ummm, if that patern looks like a phalus to you may I recomend you get yourself to a urologist asap?

Look at the pattern on the bag Nate.

[zilch]

I have a buddy who is an illustrator, he gave a friend one of his originals framed to hang on the wall. When you look at it for a while you can see an anguished face in the picture, made up of the various elements, though the actual picture itself was for a children's book, and was supposed to be quite jolly. He assures us he did not do it deliberately, and only became aware of it when he framed it for an exhibition. He has told me that reading his diaries he realises that when he was at his busiest in his career he was not at all happy, even though he was making a lot of money, I guess it was coming out in his work.

The Disney one of the phallus in the castle is accidental according to the illustrator himself.

[Nathaniel]

I'm looking, I'm looking...
and I say again, If there is something in there that looks like your willie, see a doctor imediately