Yes, ​Irwin Allen's Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea: The Authorized Biography of a Classic Sci-Fi Series, Volume Two is available on Am...

On Christmas Day, in 1977, I was 21.  And my folks knew I loved Star Trek . So it was only logical to give me this towel.  Of course this i...

Once more, the recurrence of 2020-2021's calendar dates matching 1970-71 allows you to print these 50-year-old pages and use them for th...

Well, I came across this manic consumer parable in the 9th grade, as provided by American Lit teacher Ruth White, around Christmas, 1971. Ev...

Anybody who knows anything knows that my mom, Mary Lou, loved books. She loved ’em even more than I do. She read books the way some folks ...

            Connelly does a first-rate job of presenting the fruits of her research.   She sifted through tons of newspaper articles and o...

It only made sense for DC's hottest super-star, the Man of Steel, to find common ground with the real-life American super-star president...

The kid clothes and PJs in this installment all came from Sears. This long-sleeved flannel-type boy’s outfit is size 10. In a stunning piece...

Yes, Grouch Marx remains my patron saint.  Here are some clippings about him and his clan: The above clipping is from the March 28, 1969 iss...

Here's a headstrong, willful heroine we can all vote for!  This article is from the August 1, 1985 issue of the late, lamented Amazing ...

Only a few days late, here's the art header and the calendar page from 1970/2020: You can print out the art page and finish coloring you...

Below, the Newsweek of January 1, 1968 compares Sgt Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band to the comparably garish Their Satanic Majesti...

            On Halloween, 1968, I was twelve years old—almost too old for trick-or-treating.   It was a Thursday night.   And this year I...

There three pages are the last images from the Munsters coloring book for this year. I think Marilyn should have said, "It's a dumm...

Scary Books, Kiddies! Dracula: Asylum . By Paul Witcover. DH Press, 2006. Cover painting by Stephen Youll. Well, the 2001 Dracula reboot...

The 1977 King Kong not only had crummy effects, even at its release, the acting from Jeff Bridges, Charles Grodin, etc, was cringeworthy. ...