We all know that websites, especially sellers, use algorithms to analyze our transactions.  They then tailor "suggestions" targete...

One of the fun things you can find when working at thrift store (or shopping at them) is paper ephemera.  Things that weren't meant to b...

Believe it or not, I found FOUR copies of this EP for sale at the same time, at a local thrift store.  I cherry-picked the best audio a...

The Newlydead Game! (August 16, 1979) Announcer: … with the star of our show, Bob Eyebank! Eyebank: Thank you, Arnie the Anno...

"Have a seat," Herman says.  "I'll get the zip-ties." Come back on Thursday, Halloween, for the final post of t...

Scary Books, Kiddies!   Night in Funland and Other Stories from Literary Cavalcade .   Edited by Jerome Brondfield, 1968, Scholast...

Yes, there were really that many pages in the Whitman Munster coloring book. Here are pages 98-99-100.  And still a dozen or so p...

From my copy of Action Comics #247, cover-dated December 1958: Of course, nowadays we have Tootsie Rolls and the Tootsie Roll Pop, but...

Here's the last of the Topps bubble-gum Monster Cards.  Yeah, there's more of them, but it's all I have, anyway. Well,...

Scary Books, Kiddies! The Boats of the “Glen Carrig.”   William Hope Hodgson, 1907.   Ballantine, 1971.   ORIGINAL BUT MISSING cov...

More Munster pages. Of course, the caption on Grandpa's picture should say, "Beaten," not "Beat." See yo...

Scary Books, Kiddies!   Nightmares and Geezenstacks , by Fredric Brown, 1961.   Bantam, 1979.         This fine little tome ...

Here are cards 105 and 112 of the Topps monster cards. Now crawl along home, kiddies, and come back on Friday!  

Here's a page from The Munsters coloring book, all cleaned up and purty. Print it and let your local six-year-old go crazy! See ...

Scary Books, Kiddies!   The Ghouls .   Edited by Peter Haining, 1971.   Pocket, 1972.   No cover credit             Pocket Boo...

Yes, we're still not done sharing the contents of Whitman Publishing Co's The Munsters coloring book from 1964, as defaced by ...

Welcome to BLOG-O-WEEN!             For the beginning of this wonderfully creepy time of year, it’s a new music comp.   here are the bl...