In 1989, Tulsa's Philbrook Museum had a display titled "Superman: Many Lives, Many Worlds." Some of the materials I snatched a...

Here's some coverage about how Cleveland, OH saluted its prminence as the birthplace of Superman. It's from the August 1, 1988 issue...

  This here's a brief mention of an OKC "lifestyle" store which I encountered as a student at Oklahoma City University in the ...

I been cruising through Vince Flynn’s Mitch Rapp books. This he-man terrorist-hater is rough and tough, like John Wayne Toilet Paper. Alas,...

I came across this blank postcard while running thrift stores. I'm guessing this hails from the 1970s, but the level of naivete suggests...

According to money-maker-from-the-paranormal Brad Steiger, ancient India's texts like the Bhagavad Gita contain fairly literal descript...

This article is from the June 15, 1986 issue of Amazing Heroes . Note that this otherwise in-depth article calls the series "The Watch...

For the past few decades I've been accumulating (among other things) bookmarks of many castes, including many fibrous rectangles not cre...

You tell me. This article's from the January 7, 2022  Tulsa World .  PS as far as I know, the boneheaded idea to sell Bigfoot Hunting Li...

Forty years ago, anyway. Did a lot of you campers yearn for tech treats like this one?  I had to settle for a single knife-switch splitter, ...

Hero Homes Valhalla, the idealized afterlife home for Norse warriors, is known from 10th- and 13th-century epic poems of Norway...

  Hero Homes             Fans of DC’s Silver Age are familiar with Superman’s Arctic Fortress of Solitude. Only super-muscles could lift t...

  Hero Homes   Images of homecoming still move us today, as reflected in pop songs like ·         The Beatles:   “Two of Us”—“on our way...