Cover artist unknown. Published 1950.

I was reading one of my favorite websites today and an entry about the stupidifying of science caught my attention. Apparently, Creationist...

Along with The Proposal and Drag Me To Hell the spouse picked up the Land of the Lost DVD which, as expected, was released with no fanfar...

Drive safe! Lots of children and teens out there on the streets. Tonight of all nights don't be in such a hurry to get to the house/liqu...

It's hard to imagine someone so adorable as Hayley Mills being effective in suspense films but word has it that Hello Kitty is a harbin...

Monsters and demons are not the real terrors in this world. What is really scary is having fire trucks, police cars and ambulances tear past...

Great cover for what is a run-of-the-mill detective mag despite the teasing title and salacious come-ons. Uncensored Detective (December 19...

Monsters and demons are not the real terrors in this world. It is the gross and icky people that will doom us all. Spotted in a popular fami...

Dr. Zaius is celebrating an important milestone over at Zaius Nation ! Drop in and wish him well. After all, he helped Obama get elected so...

True Detective (June 1956).

Detective Story (May 1938).

Helix magazine (October 23, 1969). Art by Bob London.

Nugget (February 1956).

Blackest Night: Superman #3 (December 2009).

Spotted a lack of spell check on a novelty newspaper at one of those seasonal Halloween costume supply outlets that open for about a month u...

An apparently never completed art contest from Web Of Horror #3 (April 1970). The contest promised to have a winner revealed in a later iss...

One of the few positive aspects of being beaten down by life is that while you wander aimlessly about the streets because the thought of sta...

One of the nicer illustrations used for an art correspondence course. Far superior in execution than those sketches of the Old Salt and the ...

About a month ago my YouTube account was suspended. In brief, Dashgo/Audiobee filed a copyright violation claim against my YouTube account...

"He had been called "Sweat Weasel" for so long he had nearly forgotten his true name." A page from the story Sweat Wease...