The legendary Superman artist Al Plastino (1921-2013) worked for DC Comics from 1948 until the 1970s, even contributing to the...

            As a nitpicker from way back, I can’t help but notice typos or misspellings which have slipped past human or computronic watche...

            My college years were like most peoples’ in many ways.   I entered brief, intense friendships which now have cooled; I skipped ...

            As a prized state employee, I have travelled through many offices.   I rejoice in the personal touches which show evidence of...

            You can’t have a real celebration without having some skin in the game, they say.   In my case, it’s not skin, but blood . . ...

Another side of the great G. Ailard S. Artain is exposed in the above Tulsa World article from November 5, 1972. The owl in t...

This article is from the October 10, 1992 Tulsa World . I must say that I am a shameless possessor of all four volumes.  But them no...

The latest appearance of the dread Markzeppa happened last year, at SoonerCon 27. Who can say which has faded more -- the costume-wearer...

When I bought the first of the Lost Tapes of Mazeppa on VHS in 1994, they also included this boffo, socko catalog. You ...

In 1970, Halloween providentially fell on Saturday.  That made marketing meat for Channel 6 in Tulsa.  Instead of beginning "wheneve...