As with any obsessive interest, the UFO/alien viewpoint has attracted the attention of analyzers and categorizers. The Gods Have L...

Barbara O'Brien's Operators and Things sounds like a paranoid fantasy of monsters, evil beings, and Men in Black. And i...

Kevin Randle, the same fellow who co-wrote UFO Crash at Roswell and a few other tomes, edited this book, Faces of the Visitors , which ...

Here are a few more covers to paperbacks about UFOs, Atlantis, and such. According to this Charles Berlitz book, we've...

I hope you had a wonderful Independence Day, and celebrated the ideals of freedom and equality to which we aspire. We went with ...

Here's the Daily Planet 's "Mr. Action" taking it easy. About five seconds after this, he's going to be stumbling to...

Here are the 1973 versions of Clark and Lois. Wow, how mod is Lois Lane in her mini-shorted jumpsuit! Everything about her screams LIBE...

Well, OK, the cups are separate -- but if the title "The Brainiac-Luthor Team!" was good enough for Jim Shooter and DC, it's...

In response to Paul C's question/comment about SoonerCon attendance -- did we have more attendees in 2008 than 2007? -- Soonercon Chair ...

Welcome back after SoonerCon 2008! I don't know if we cracked a thousand people, but the plac...

Well, here's a Super Frisbee my boss gave me today. It's so big it overshot the edges of my scanner, as you can see. Sorry...

Well, I've had this hanging on the wall for a while, and decided to pull it down and scan it for you hep cats. I was in 11th-gra...

Here we have the cover of Superboy 108, cover-dated October 1963. Typically wonderful Curt Swan art shows Superboy's suspicions abo...

A year later, in Superboy #99, The Great Green Lummox returned. As shown in this Swanderful cover, the Kid and hos mutt aren't just D...

Does anybody remember station wagons? If you can imagine this car as baby blue, then this is the car that I grew up riding around...

A question from an old friend, Myron Moody: Hi Mark, I've a question for you as a Superman expert. In both the television show ...

Artist friend Arlen Schumer will be speaking on comics at the New York Public Library this Saturday! Here's what his email told me: ...

In 1953, Frank Scully's Behind the Flying Saucers was published. It told the tale of a flying saucer crash in the American desert, a t...

In conjunction with the premiere episode of Jonny Quest on TV in 1964, Gold Key Comics published a comic-book adaptation. ...

Well, last night Matthew and I became the last two people in OKC admitted to the sneak preview of Iron Man . Well, it's pretty d...