Everyone is talking about change. I want to believe President-elect Obama will be different in many ways from his predecessors and I'll ...

The change of face.

Don't forget to vote! Get up and get out there!

I don't usually engage in much small talk at work with the customers. I do enough not to be rude and because I try to be a nice guy and...

Of the many vinyl albums I own there is one in particular that I always kept out of storage primarily because the front and back art of the ...

Via Bully .

Here is some nice pulp art by Edd Cartier and his interpretation of a couple of Norse Gods. The first illustration of the protagonist meetin...

Here's how I recently ended a discussion* with a co-worker who stated she didn't like music by the Divinyls and preferred other 1980...

Click the picture to make a big, freaking issue over nothing! Eyeful #6 (June 1946) .

"So, Dad. What's with that big eagle head you mounted on your dashboard?" "I like it. It's watching over me." ...

Just because Morbius is a vampire doesn't mean he isn't also a fanboy! I dig what Morbius is thinking in the page above. For the rec...

One of the aspects of concern to the comic book industry are those fans who, rather than read their funny books piecemeal, prefer to wait fo...

It is too bad that the folksy folks that Republicans court are so anti-science. If the GOP base embraced SCIENCE a bit more the race-baiting...

Art Photography Magazine (April 1952) .

One of the unfortunate effects of a dismal box-office return is that a studio will decide not to create marketing tie-ins or produce an orig...

The other night a group of young men entered the store. Of three of them, two entered with shopping carts. We had all noticed what was going...

Prosthetic creature by the often Gahan Wilson-inspired Ed French for the "film" Geek Maggot Bingo (1983) . Interestingly, I'm ...

Click the picture to make extra burly! The Space Pirate from Amazing Stories (May 1938) . Story by Eando (a.k.a. Otto) Binder, who would lat...

Click the picture to bring it into your cross-hairs! Boy's Life (September 1950) . If anyone can ID the artist, that would be groovy.