Assembling a Charlton Comics team
I have made no secret on this blog for my love of the heroes of Charlton Comics. Heck, I even have a whole category on […]
September 2010
Thinking about Quantum Leap
I was a big fan of “Quantum Leap” when it was on the air, but haven’t seen all the episodes. Anyway, I always thought it […]
Subscription fun
When I subscribe to magazines, I will often subscribe under a slightly altered name, such as Johann Simko or JG Simcieux. Then I wait and […]
No More Monsters for Me!
“No More Monsters for Me!” offers a lesson on wanting the wrong thing. Minneapolis Simpkin is a little girl who desperately wants a pet, and […]
The Rangers ride the Hulk
The Incredible Hulk No. 265 (Nov. 1981) Bill Mantlo – Writer Sal Buscema – Artist Cover Blurb: The Green-skinned Gargantua battles the Best of the […]
The Golden Age of Marvel Comics
The other day, as I mentioned on my twitter account, I was at a yard sale that promised a bevvy of comics. Once I found […]
Pulp Adventures 4: The Sinister Smog
Welcome once again to Pulp Adventures. In this little series, we take a look at people, places, business and things that could be melded into […]
Relocating the Marvel Universe — Part 31 — Delaware
It’s that state that stumps Wayne Campbell . It’s … DELAWARE NEWARK (Blizzard) After stints with groups from the Masters of Evil to the Thunderbolt […]
CIBT 15 — RoboCop, G.I. Joe, Wolverine Weapon X, Justice League Generation Lost, Freedom Fighters, Cloak & Dagger The Classic Marvel Figurine Collection
Yes, it’s back! The long awaited 15th entry of Comics I Bought Today. Yeah, yeah, it’s been more time than I care to mention since […]
The classics work for Disney
I’ve really slowed down my comics collecting lately. Finances aren’t tight, but my interest is plummeting in mainstream comics. Sure, I still do buy mainstream […]