Yes, that COULD BE the headline if this story were in The Tattler.  And why?  Read on, dear readers ...   Lois has decided that Bruce...

This is the kind of unrelenting commercialistic bombardment to which we kids were subjected in the 1960s.  The top two-thirds of the page ...

 ON TV commercials, the theme song for GI Joe was sung by a manly chorus, to the tune of "The Caissons Go Rolling Al...

In this third story from Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #59, we see a turnaround of sorts.  In the first two stories, Lois's stup...

Ain't that always the way? You go back in time to save Krypton, decide to cut in on Lara and marry Jor-El for your...

These Cheerios ads shared the same storyline as some that ran on TV.  Bullwinkle would get in trouble, doing something dangerous or short...

Continuing our page-by page tour through Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #59 August, 1965): Can she be a home-wrecker if she wrecks...

That will be your opinion, too, after reading this story from Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane .  This is issue #59, cover-dated Augus...

At the top of the last page of our story, Lois comes out of her guilty tizzy.  After all, she murdered Superman, and then framed Lana La...

In these next two pages from Lois Lane #59, we have an ad and the penultimate page of our palpitatin' potboiler (imagine that phrase bei...

In a plot device known as Chekhov's Milk --- (actually, it's a gun )  --- the daily glass of milk Lois was warned to drink (to guard...

 OK, so helpful aliens have offered Lois a super-invulnerability potion, and she quaffed it, all the better to woo her Super-...

Yes, it's time to start another Silver Age journey, this time through the pages of issue #59 of Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane ....

            You may remember my original review of this book.  In it I lamented the many proofreading and editing problems that plag...

It's not Christmas or New Year's Day, so this is the PERFECT TIME for Bizarro Christmas wishes! See you later in the week!

One of the fascinating advantages of an earlier life in the thrift store business was the chance to see outmoded ads and merchandising. So...

Here's another conglomeration of musical memories, requested by Lacey. The first track is from Live Peace in Toronto.  If you hear ...

  I bought this kit at a model shop in OKC's Shepherd Mall, back when it was a retail location.  (For the past 10+ years it'...

To help keep the season festive, here's a fresh compilation of U.N.C.L.E. music.  Some of it is the familiar pack of different versi...