As a wrap-up to a couple of weeks’ worth of 2001 items, here’s the front and rear covers for a self-assembled compilation CD of various ...

Here are the last four pages of LIFE magazine's gorgeous spread on 2001: A Space Odyssey.

Take a look at more of this spiffy layout.

Here are the first four pages of a big ol' spread about 2001 from 1968.

Here we have our fearless movie reviewer explaining how wise Kubrick was to cut 20 minutes out of the film after its first couple of weeks...

Here's a Time magazine profile of Mr. Clarke and his (very optimistic) outlook on man's technological prospects. No ...

From its April 15, 1968 issue, here's what Newsweek had to say about 2001 . Since it's my theory that 2001: A Space Odyssey ...

Medical bulletin: If all goes well, we should be able to bring Joyce home tonight. I'm waiting until the doctor makes his evening r...

Since my wife was rushed to the hospital this afternoon, I'm only going to take a second to say, the title for today's post app...

SPOILER ALERT: Over the next week or so I'll be presenting all manner of important and trivial things concerning the entity (som...

From the November 1961 issue of Superman , number 149, a tale ripped from yesterday’s headlines, comes now “The Death of Superman!” Yep, t...

Today, here’s a look/review of a new book (DC-authorized of course) by Kevin J. Anderson, entitled The Last Days of Krypton . In it Ander...

At a bookstore somewhere I found these Superman note cards with envelopes. I guess it'll be no surprise that I've never used ...

From Superman Annual #1, here's a double-page spread covering Superman's Arctic Fortress. You can tell it's Swanderful a...

In #97, the Nov-Dec 1966 issue of The Adventures of Jerry Lewis , "Batman Meets Jerry!" with art by Bob Oskner. ...

OK. When I was 8 or 10, Wham-O merchandised the Superball. Now widely available as knock-offs abound (and rebound), the originals were a du...

Here's an illustrated side-by-side look at Superman, as drawn by perhaps the two most influental Super-Artists (after Daddy Joe Shus...

(with apologies to Billy Joel) Here are a couple of more simply fab comic-book ads for Aurora model kits. My first guess is that Murphy ...

Whew! I'm pooped. Hallowe'en is over for another year, and I'm regrouping my mental forces. Unlike previous years, last ye...

Our final Weirdo Wednesday entry of 2007 features a story written by Big Blue’s co-creator, Jerry Siegel; penciled by the Action Ace’s best ...