One of the more popular posts in this blog's history was an April Fool's joke in 2009 regarding the announcement of a Bloodwynd mi...

In one of his annuals, Superman became possessed by Eclipso , known as being "eclipsed". During the night, Eclipso could force t...

There's a popular assumption that conservatives are bad at comedy, because you can't punch down from a position of authority withou...

When I first saw Pulp Fiction in 1994, a good fifteen years before I ever left the country, I fell in love with the "Royale With Che...

I opted out of posting last Monday because 1) the holiday, 2) all my fellow wypipo hijacking Martin Luther King Jr. for their own ends, oft...

I should be returning to regular blogging in 2023. This is partly due to my finally deciding against deleting my Twitter account, and ther...

Took a month or so off. Sorry folks, but I had a lot going on, and something had to give. Anyway, while researching a project, I stumbled ...

Click To Enlarge Twenty-two years ago, I had the opportunity to attend San Diego Comic Con, which spoiled me for not only conventions, b...

In the Dakota Badlands of 1877, U.S. Calvary soldier Abel Carmody rescued the granddaughter of an American Indian shaman who gave his life...

Photo by Pekita Trotamundos This embossed coffee mug was bought for me as a present from the late, great WB Store. It has stored loose ch...

Click For More I hate models. I used to have a customer who would spend hours telling me about his process in crafting model kits, and I w...

Click To Enlarge Amanda Lafrenais is the creator of the free webcomic Love Me Nice , which I'll happily link to, and a contributor ...

The Comic Reader Number 159 (August, 1978) OUR COVERS: Manhunter From Mars by Al Milgrom, back again and probably slated to appear in DETEC...

"Gasps of astonishment go up," as city citizens gazed upon an unearthly missile overhead. "The strange craft lands in a nea...