... At least, I came across this set of contact strips somewhere. So much for Bette Davis lookalikes! See you Monday with a musical composit...

This is from the December 14, 1997 Tulsa World . I ain't sayin' nothing about the appreciative look Our Hero is giving to the pretty...

"The zany unpredictability of Sartain at his best." That's what we all wanted, right kids? This is from the August 29, 1972 T...

I sure hope Mr Sartain doesn't resent the fact, but he'll ALWAYS be Mazeppa to us. Of course, he's also the Big Bopper, and Oli...

The hoity-toity types might have turned up their surgically-snipped noses at Mazeppa ... but we never did, right? I said, RIGHT? This is fr...

It's hard to remember that we spent two decades with only our memories and Mazeppa scrapbooks to jog our fanatacism. Then came this cos...

And welcome to the last-ever MARCH MAZEPPA MADNESS! As you will read in this article from the April 28, 2001 Tulsa World , Gailard Sartain i...

As the sun sets slowly in the West, shuttering this year's installment of MY SIXITES VALENTINE, we revisit the concept of furry critters...

The film Bye Bye Birdie wasn't released until a month or two after Valentine's, 1963. So these telephone-oriented Valentines weren...

These Valentinary documents from 1962 in no way constitute an other-than-platonic friendship. The McCoys lived up the hill.  Jennifer was in...

That is, valentines from grown-ups to me! The above was from our long-suffering first-grade teacher Mrs West.  How did she know I loved dino...

It's from Valentine's, 1962. That was Mrs Pickell's class. If you got an unsigned Valentine nowadays, would it be classified as...

Yup, Valentine makers of the Sixties made sure that we kiddies thought that furry folk were just as amorous and monogamous as we were suppos...

That is, for Valentine's 1962, we five-or-six-year-olds were directed to give a Valentine to each classmate. Whether we loved 'em, o...

... And although that moniker aptly describes any valentine I sent or received nowadays, I'm referring to the golden-aged-innocence of ...

This article is from the December 1982 issue of Video Review . After reading this article, you will agree with me that its title is somewhat...

In 1989, Tulsa's Philbrook Museum had a display titled "Superman: Many Lives, Many Worlds." Some of the materials I snatched a...

Here's some coverage about how Cleveland, OH saluted its prminence as the birthplace of Superman. It's from the August 1, 1988 issue...

  This here's a brief mention of an OKC "lifestyle" store which I encountered as a student at Oklahoma City University in the ...