This one-page feature appeared in the February 1966 issue of Action , issue #333. I mean, wow!  A couple of these images I recognize from ot...

This article is from the October 1990 Issue of Amazing Heroes , number 184. Do you agree with Sanderson that DC's Silver Age menagerie o...

A week ago, on July 4th , I preached a little about mutual aid and assistance for all participants in this grand ole country of ours. Now I...

These brief thoughts upon the Man of Steel were prompted by his 50th birthday. These comments were published in Amazing Heroes  #136, cover-...

Lift the cry of Freedom! As citizens of the glorious but sometimes imperfect United States of America, let's resolve to keep the Union F...

You youngsters (50 or younger, maybe) have NO IDEA of the hearts a-flutter caused by DC's decision to *gasp* restart the whole dang univ...

Here are four glasses dated 1976, which I bought at the time as released. I think from Dairy Queen, here in OKC??? Here is the promo poster...

From my deep investigative work into JFK's assassination, lots o' folks and factions have been assigned blame. Jim Garrison had a tu...

               American songwriter Cynthia Weil (died June 1, 2023), with husband Barry Mann, wrote dozens of hits for scores of performers ...

That's a part of a piece of some of the stuff we got here.  This article is from the Tulsa World 's Sunday TV magazine for November ...

This little squib from the February 1968 English Journal  covers the release of The Road Goes Ever On , a song cycle of Tolkien's poems ...

This is from the July 1, 1985 Amazing Heroes. Fun scholarship like this was pretty much ruined by the 1700 versions of DC continuity we'...

The film Deliverance came out in 1972, based on James Dickey's 1970 novel of the same name.  In junior high I bought a paperback copy a...