Cap sure seems lost in thought. "Hey, Cap! What do you think we should do about Norman? Cap?" "I'll be in my bunk......

Ultimate Destiny is a long-lost, brilliant pre-code horror tale with a classic shock ending by the prolific Golden Age comic book creator J...

Nice panel by Joe Kubert from 3D Comics #2 (October 1953).

Break out the red and cyan glasses, kids! I found a free Anaglyph program on the web that turns photos into 3D images and I'm testing it...

Cavalcade (1957).

Being married to a Korean woman of traditional ways I eat a lot of Korean cuisine. Since I can't really exercise anymore because of the ...

While shopping the other day found a big old moth floating in a jug of filtered water. No reason to get upset. Stuff happens. The moth could...

Like olden fairy tales, comic books were often used as a way of teaching children to stay on the path of righteousness, fear strangers and o...

This has been done before somewhere, right? I was eating lunch at work and goofing on my laptop yesterday and thought this up. Seems an inev...

You probably can't drive down any highway or freeway and not see the scars and cosmetic damage caused by out of control cars striking an...

A good number of employees called out today with what I have come to call the "Red Flu". The Red Flu is an ailment that typically ...

This week a customer in his early 20s comes through my line and makes a purchase using his EBT card. For those who do not know what that is,...

If by 'wonderful' you mean 'disgraceful'. Brides in Love #12 (April 1959).

Rock N' Roll Comics #17 featuring Madonna (November 1990).

DC 100-Page Super Spectacular #5 (1971).

Triangle is what?

Due to an asshat bombarding the site with his religious wingnuttery (who is also spamming other sites and boards, I've found) I've h...

Sam Hill, Private Eye #1 (1950).

A bit less subtle than a sledgehammer message of morality for young impressionable comic book readers of a bygone era. My Own Romance #31 (...