On December 9, 1965,our family was one of many who watched the first Peanuts TV special. A few weeks later, I received five bucks from one p...

One of the important parts of being a teen and having your own room is decorating its walls with posters.  Of course, Mom or Dad might think...

Secrets of Silver   The Silver Age of Comics was inaugurated by DC Comics in the October 1956 Showcase #4, which introduced Barry Allen...

The Ruby-Spears Superman was not a perfect entity. It seemed to have three minutes of library music, which was shoehorned in everywhere. ...

This here is a glorious PSA from DC Comics. The interwebs tell me that the pencils and inks are by Win Mortimer.  Don't know who provide...

One of the great things about buying things at thrift stores is that you never know what you might find inside some of them. I found this in...

Some may not go THAT far, but these ads from the 1960s ARE pretty fun. Specifically, these are the pages I have not yet posted from Eerie  #...

This interesting bit of pop-culture awareness is from the July 8, 2025 Tulsa World . And what a legacy, huh?  You kiddies don't recall t...

For Thanksgiving, let's look at a column about Our Hero ... specifically, a portrayer who might not have been in trim super shape, but ...

Emerson Lake & Palmer's Brain Salad Surgery  came out at the end of 1973 and thanks to an upperclassman, I was clued in. This is the...

Here are the rest of the depictions of Our Hero from the February 29, 1988 issue of Amazing Heroes . (That issue's date was Superman...

Part of the fun in celebrating Superman's 50th birthday was seeing other people's take on Big Blue. This spread is from the February...