Or, First-Grade "driving" metaphors. You can't get more lovable than a puppy. I notice a trend of  "old-time" imager...

Both are from Kindergarten. While I don't know the last name of "Susie," we can agree that a grown-up signed the above card. O...

I got these in Mrs West's First-Grade class.  Sure, they were probably bought in bulk by our parents, but that doesn't mean my six-y...

Above is the valentine I received from Mom and Dad in thew year I was in Kindergarten.  That's 1962. And above is the valentine from our...

I received all of these for Valentines', 1963. Maybe the sailor boy was on a rolling deck. Ice skates can be tricky too. But roller skat...

Above is the pouch I made in Mrs Pickell's Kindergarten class, for my democratically distributed valentines. For the life of me, I can...

That's right, February will feature scans of Valentines I received in 1962 and 1963 -- that's Kindergarten and First Grade. In those...

This is from the July 1992 issue of Amazing Heroes . That's issue #203. See you on Thursday for the beginning of a month-long feature I...

All of these ads are from the April 27, 1981 issue of Time mag. The company Compucorp still exists as  Compuco Kodak exists and wants you to...

This is from the January 1, 1993 Oklahoman . It took a few decades, but several years ago I gave up on new comics. I was a DC fan, and I wa...

Camelot 3000 was DC's first maxiseries. I bought its original run. Written by Mike Barr and drawn by Brian Bolland, IT WAS EPIC! This...

This is from the January 15, 1966 issue of The New Yorker .  Fifty-six years ago, they were on the pulse of fantastical delights.  You are f...

This is the text of an article from the zine Bizarrism , issue 6. I also inserted the illos from the article into the text. Tales of the H...

Direct from the May, June, and September 1991 issues of National Lampoon , here are his B&W one-page adventures. If you're like me, ...