This book was originally published in 1970 by Barker's own Saucerian Press, and is here reissued by Metadisc books -- it looks like f...

For Valentine's Day, Joyce and I drove down to (what's left of) the Outlet Mall in Gainesville, TX. All the important (to us) stuff...

Here are the latest offerings in the do-it-yourself Watchmen toys contest. Pretty silly, I know, but with Valentine's Day only a c...

This is a very silly book and a perfect example of why most run-of-the-mill types (the "normal" people) dismiss paranormal inves...

Not every invesigator of Fortean critters thinks they beasts are hobgoblin manifestations of Earth energy or such. Photobucket link: h...

Now available at your local Big Lots!, this is a fun little tome that's silly all the way. It's a semi-serious take on a self-i...

Jacques Vallee was hired in the 1960s by the French government to collate and do data-entry computer surveys of UFO reports in France ...

Last night, at Target, I was browsing through the DVD section. I saw Christopher Reed / Superman's image on a case that I didn't rec...

In another instalment of paperback scans on mysterious topics, let's look at the topic of UFOs from the "Ultraterrestrial" vie...

This book, "edited and with comentary by David J Skal," is pretty good. Here's my "official" review... You c...

Howdy, folks, and check out this book. It's called DC Comics Covergirls , with text by Louise Simonson. Just like it says ...

Assuming you like Watchmen , keep an eye out for the good ol' Smiley Face as you shop your neighborhood thrift stores. With a little luc...

Once again thanks to Mike at Bartlesville's Time Warp Comics, here's an unopened Superman Movie Viewer. The art on the fro...

While reading a fine old comic, Action 288, I was struck by the final panel in the title story, "The Man Who Exposed Superman!"...

(Apologies in advance for the partial display of the images here in the blog. The links into photobucket will show the whole image. I'...

Fangs for the memories: Of Frankenstein and Drac, Of Wolf Man and his pack, The punning binge that made Moms cringe But kept kids comi...

In Action 273, cover-dated February 1961, DC had Supergirl artist Jim Mooney propose several "newer" hairstyles for Linda Lee. It...

To help with your Super Christmas shopping, here's an ad from about 50 years ago. *sigh* If only we had that proverbial time machine to...

Here's a Christmas image to say "Howdy" to all my Super-Pals while I am at work today. John A Brown was a local Oklahoma Dep...