Italian Slow Cooking
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I'm working on a project with Cider Mill Press, publishers of the
just-released OFFICIAL BARF BOOK by Craig Yoe (with a full dozen sections
credited to you...
Whatchu Got?
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Doug: Frequent commenter William dropped a bomb on us back on the 11th,
when in the fave book post he declared that he owns a nice-looking copy of Amazing
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NO CAPTAIN (CO.) FROM CASTILLE
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Jim Warren set his sights on Spain for an untapped combination of market,
budget, and talent that had yet to be seen in the world of monster 'zines.
He hi...
Frazetta's Temptation!
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Some of Frazetta's best work was for the Edgar Rice Burroughs Pellucidar
series. That lush subterranean wonderworld was an ideal location for
Frazetta's i...
Showcase #82: DC Beats Marvel to Sword and Sorcery
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As the 1960s drew to a close, DC found that the superhero genre was waning
and began casting about for something to replace it. In fact, the last
superher...
Cracked #162, 2 of 4
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Art here by Don Orehek[image: Photobucket][image: Photobucket][image:
Photobucket][image: Photobucket][image: Photobucket]art by the recently
deceased John...
Not About Books: An Excuse
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A brief diversion from books here, to explain why I haven't posted anything
in a few days (but more stuff is coming very soon, I promise!). I was
engaged i...
Happy birthday to 2000 AD.
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[image: 2000AD, Flesh]
*A* quick sweep of the Internet's horizons, through my Telescope of
Nostalgia, tells me *2000 AD* is now 35 years old. I must confess...
TAKE THE DAY OFF AND GO BOWLING
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You can almost hear the sounds of the bowling alley when you look at this
found photo slide from the 1960s. These guys probably took the rest of the
day...
The Mad Sunday Funnies
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Take a look at the legendary MAD Sunday Funnies insert with quite a few
strip parodies by Wood.
http://allthingsger.blogspot.com/2012/02/parody-to-end-al...
Old Pictures
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The last time I was up in Michigan I told my uncle Ron that I would be
happy to scan and post any old family photos he had stored away. That day
he told me...
Lynd Ward's Woodcuts
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As with some others who seem to straddle the line between fine and
commercial art, Lynd Ward stakes out his own distinct territory in the
illustrative land...
The 13th Floor / The Deadly Plague!
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Around here, we call two *Dick Ayers* tales in one post a *"Double
Beheader!"* And while there's no actual beheadings in either reprint
today, both tales a...
Heading back to Quantez.
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Quantez (1957) is an excellent Universal Western, one we’ve spent
considerable time discussing on this blog. Came across this still and
thought it was wort...
Space Babe Caroline Munro
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Caroline Munro as Stella Star in the Italian science fiction film Starcrash
(1978). Sure the movie was bad and cheap but it created images, fantastic
ima...
Bud Sagendorf...In His Own Words
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Here is another of my favorite humor cartoonists whose delightful work on *
Popeye* was always a hit with fans...My working habits are quite loose.
Some o...
Topps Trading Cards: Series 2
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Series 2 here (#66 - 137) with the red borders.
Most of the backs of the cards feature either 'Movie Facts' or 'Actor's
Profiles'.
Two jigsaw puzzles c...
Tell them YOU LOVE THEM
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Don't ever miss the chance to tell someone you love them. Time disappears
like a whisper. It all passes too soon.
This vintage Valentine, mounted on blac...
The Art of Denis McLoughlin
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Every morning I wake up thinking I really need to make a new blog posting.
Continuity of some sort needs to be maintained. However by the time I am
si...
The Shock Influence on Shock!
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The Shock! phenomenon currently holds several mysteries as to who thought
up the idea of the film package at Screen Gems, who developed the marketing
plan ...
Psychedelic Witchcraft
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Just in time for your Winter Solstice celebrations, a cauldron filled with
ancient psychedelic incantations and pagan folk rituals. Expect to find
full on...
I'm Thankful for Bi-Sexual Cowboys
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I figure most people fall on one of two sides in the sexuality debate. They
are either fine with homo-sexuality and bi-sexuality or they are fine with
it a...
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These are simply spectacular! THANKS!
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