We'll start off this month of silliness with some pages from the June 15, 1988 issue of Amazing Heroes . See you on Monday, with a look...

The fourth month of 2021 --- or 1971. I can't tell you why this month is red!  However, one way in which 1971 differs from 2021 is in th...

But I did collect his coupon, because Mazeppa told me so! This would have been a great deal, but I never made it to any Greer Stereo Tape Ce...

Yes, some time in 1971, I decided that Mazeppa Pompazoidi needed a theme song. It's supposed to be sung to the tune for the song "M...

All of these images are from the opening credits of The Lost Tapes of Mazeppa, Volume 1 ,  available here . Above is Hoss Chopright. Benny ...

In this article from the March 29, 1995 Tulsa World , John Wooley avers that Gailard Sartain is a natural to play Oliver Hardy. I agree.  Y...

One of the funnest parts of watching the Uncanny Film Festival and Camp Meeting is getting glimpses of Gailard Sartain's graphic genius....

From the October 14, 2005 Tulsa World 's Sunday insert, called (evidently) Spot : How in the world could 2005 be FIFTEEN YEARS AGO??? ...

Yes, here's more encouragement to go to  Mazeppa.com and buy one or all of The Lost Tapes of Mazeppa . One of the slides at a commerci...

Last year we shared some info about the decadent Mazeppa single "Scope Them Turkeys Out."  Today we feature the luscious picture ...

We continue with the 1970-71 PsychoFLAIRapy Calendar, which has the same days-of-the-week as our present anno. If you can elucidate how this...

It's gonna be a socko, boffo month here on the Super Blog, my fellow Mazeppites!  Please read the border of our header art!  Go to  MAZE...

For this last post in this February month of love, I’m gonna tell you about my oldest friend. My little Lamby may not look like much now, bu...