For awhile, I was happily picking up copies of Scary Monsters  magazine in the early 1990s.  A few issues enclosed some cards, reminiscent o...

This hyar story from the local rag is about a hairy guy possibly living in our own Sooner State. To me, "Boggy Bottom Monster" sou...

Lovecraft: A Biography .  Abridged by the author.  By L Sprague de Camp.  Ballantine, 1976.  Cover art by Murray Tinkelman.            Thi...

If you were ever a red-blooded American kid, you thrilled to the cartoon adventures of Jonny Quest . The Sea Haunt  turned out to be the fin...

Yes, we still have not exhausted all the pages of the 1965 Whitman coloring book featuring The Munsters . Several generations of kids colore...

Yes, the creepiest, mostest bestest time of year is finally upon us, ghouls and ghoulettes! We've got all kinds o' fun in store, bot...

This is from the October 1, 1988 Amazing Heroes  #150. You know, I not only agree with Morrissey's reasoning, I pretty much concur with ...

             Before the advent of thrash and death metal, some everyday-style pop songs confronted the idea of The End of All Things.   Here...

This wonderful single-page bit of Silver Age lore is from Superboy  #100, cover-dated October 1962. My friends, you DO know all about Superg...

E Nelson Bridwell, born in Sapulpa (pronounced Sap-a-LOOP-a by Mazeppa), in his youth wrote lots of letters to comics from EC horror/sci-fi ...

In this interesting interview from Comics Interview  #120 from 1993, we learn about a then-current revival of the once-Broadway musical It...

This article, from the February 29, 1988 Amazing Heroes , is an opinion piece about Action  #600 and the reprint volume The Greatest Superma...