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...

Here, fresh from my wife's shopping bag, is a new Fisher Price toy for "DC Super Friends." You shake the car to ...

Here we have a couple of "Corgi Juniors." The "Daily Planet" van, obviously newer, is labeled "Leyland Cour...

Have you ever wondered why there are high-altitude cooking directions on cupcake boxes? or what the Tooth Fairy does with all those teeth? ...

This issue of Superman is cover-dated February 1962, and includes three stories featuring the Man of Steel. First up is "Th...

Around Christmastime, I was presented with a fine gift of thoughtfulness by my bosses, Richard and Margarette. While shopping at a compe...

From Superboy 163, cover-dated March 1970, we have an end-of-Silver-Age exposition of Super-Powers. The art is most likely by Bob Brown,...

With a theme by Danny Elfman, Mark Hamill as the Trickster, and lots of fun and suspense, what was NOT to like...

Here is a selection of book covers concerning the whole "entity" question, from a religious views to extraterrestrial...

The Ultraterrestrial presences manifested as UFOs and Aliens choose to appear in different lights. Sometimes they're our wo...

As I said a few days ago, a book by W.A. Bazhaw, called The Search for Cheops and His Treasure , contains the only believable idea for ...