http://www.megaupload.com/?d=7TNOOP36 Need it be said that, by the standards of the time, "Swingin' " was in the ear of ...

Here are the next three pages from Superman 180 and "Clark Kent's Great Superman Hunt." Clark Kent, giving the reason of bo...

Welcome to my visiting friends from over there at Channel D, the Yahoo! chat group for anybody who loves The Man from U.N.C.L.E. H...

Here we are with the first three pages of Superman 180, October, 1965 (I was nine years old at the time).  Our first story is "Cl...

Superman 180 is cover-dated October, 1965.  We're going to read through it together, but not at a page-a-day.  A little faster this tim...

This book is something like a pop culture history of the vampire. It’s light and breezy, readable and engaging, but definitely not ...

The third story of three in this February, 1961 issue of World’s Finest Comics features Green Arrow and his sidekick Speedy. According to t...

In this 1987 book, author Jane Caputi blames men for everything bad. Not only is this her philosophy in a nutshell, it is a summation wi...

In Star Trek III: The Search for Spock , Dr McCoy says that, by scuttling the Enterprise , Kirk has turned death into a fighting chance for ...

So here we are with the conclusion to "The Hunter and the Hunted!" by Cary Bates and Andru/Esposito, from World's Finest 181....

According to the DC Wiki, the cover for World’s Finest 181, cover-dated December 1968, was by Irv Norvick. Cary Bates was the writer, an...

The subtitle of this fine book by Paul Barber, "Folklore and Reality," explains the contrast which is the subject of his research....

Well, I've chatted a bit online with Chuck Helppie, author of the book just reviewd in the previous post.  Here are my notes, then his, ...

Boy howdy, this is an interesting book. In 1976, a book by Carl Oglesby, The Yankee and Cowboy War , posited that the "old money...

When last we left our hero, he was having trouble lifting a fellow who weighed "only" 500 pounds. On this world zig-zagging thro...