Ballpoint pens sticking out into the aisle at the perfect position and height to have a customer stabbed in the side or arm or, at worst, a ...

Planet Comics #62 (Sept 1949) is the final original Golden Age appearance of Mysta of the Moon. A stated previously, comic books and their ...

Today must be catch-up day. Here's a mash up of 2001: A Space Odyssey and Star Wars I've been meaning to do for about 15 years. So...

Finally got around to creating my own fan-made Spider-Man movie main title sequence. I've been meaning to do this since 2002 and kept p...

Planet Comics #61 (July 1949) is the second to last original Mysta of the Moon story to appear in the long-running science fiction comic bo...

Got a car! Paid a third of what it is worth thanks to a guy who knows a guy who hooked me up. Of course, since life is what happens when you...

Dealing with vehicle issues this week so featured is a few car-related entries today. Hey, Mom, can I borrow the car? One of my worst fears ...

The Mysta of the Moon series is quickly coming to a close as there are only three original Mysta tales left beginning with Planet Comics #...

Does Everyone Know About This ? Performed by Martha Tilton with Paul Weston & His Orchestra. Written by Arthur Altman and Charles Newman...

Zombie Tribbles? Old school Gold Key Comics homage cover? As part of their cross-over series Infestation , IDW just stroked my geek bone rea...

Mysta's assistant Bron finally makes a re-appearance in the 24th installment of Mysta of the Moon from Planet Comics #59 (March 1959). ...

Planet Comics #58 (January 1949) gives readers a peek into Mysta's former involvement with the governmental authorities as a menace fro...

Here is my Valentine's Day list of the Top 5 Love Songs of All Time . This list can not be disputed. Eons from now the immortal cybernet...

My real-life true Valentine's Day story while at work and my conversation with one of the bakers as they set up a table of holiday cakes...

Tracey Ullman in 1983 covering They Don't Know , originally released in 1979 by Stiff Records contemporary Kirsty MacColl. Tracey didn...

DC Comics, teaching an entire generation that abuse, misogyny and kidnapping was a-okay. Fortunately, we've all grown past that cultura...