Sale on SummerWear! $5 off ANY item, no matter how small!

It's summertime, and you'll need loungewear/beachwear!

How about something like...?

 ...or this?

...or this?

...or this?

 You're in luck!

Starting today thru next Saturday, June 11th, our entire storefront is on SALE!

Coupon Code: DogDays

Discount: $5 off any order!

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Coupon Code: Summertime

Discount: $10 off subtotal of $50+

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Coupon Code: HotSeason

Discount: $35 off subtotal of $100+

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Disclaimer: Please enter coupon code DogDays or Summertime or HotSeason before completing checkout. Discount is applied to the base price subtotal and does not include shipping, taxes, or additional charges. Email us if you have questions. This offer may not be combined with other offerst. Coupons valid from 6/4/2011 to 6/11/2011 11:59 pm Mountain Time.

Mod Love for the beach!

Our "sister" RetroBlog™ True Love Comics Tales™ has been presenting romance comic stories from the 1940s to the 1970s, and this this one from the Psychedelic '60s is one of our particular favorites!
Not only is it colorful enough to make our eyes bleed, but it's one of the few comic book stories drawn by a famous fine artist,  French pop artist Michel Quarez. when he was already established as a "fine artist"!
In most cases, like Presidential portrait painter Everett Raymond Kinstler,  the artist's comics work is part of their "misspent youth" period. (Although Kinstler happily acknowledges his comics work HERE!)

At any rate, we liked the cover art so much that we've put it on a line of kool kollectibles absolutely perfect for use as beachwear or summer loungewear!
You can also find the actual story pages on...

 iPhone 4 Cases

or

 iPhone 3G Cases

RetroKool or what?

Reading Room: SPACE WESTERN "Hank Roper and the Riddle of Skull Valley"

One of Spurs Jackson's Space Vigilantes gets a solo tale...

...in Space Western Comics #42.
Good thing there were enough aliens to go around...

Let's just say scientific accuracy was not a priority to the writers of this book.
While we don't know who the writer was, the art was by Stan Campbell, who did most of the stories in Space Western.
Both of Spurs' aides, Hank and Strong Bow, had solo backup stories during the title's run.
They didn't always fight interplanetary invaders, there were Commie spies to be dealt with as well!
We'll be presenting more of these solo tales during the lead-up to the opening of the summer flick Cowboys & Aliens.

We're offering a line of Space Western collectibles, perfect for summer wear at the beach, or the movie theatre when you go see Cowboys & Aliens. (C'mon, you know you're going!)

Check out the

Comics Collectibles Store

and have a look below at some Cowboys and Aliens movie tie-ins from Amazon!

YouTube Wednesday: ONE MILLION YEARS BC & Raquel Welch!

Since we're presenting the John Bolton comic adaptation of the movie over at Secret Sanctum of Captain Video™,  we had the urge to look for video clips from the film itself...
Here's the trailer for the movie...

Here's the catfight between Raquel Welch and the equally-hot, but under-publicised Martine Beswicke (who had already done a catfight scene in From Russia with Love and would do another in Prehistoric Women aka Slave Girls)

And here's an interview with Raquel Welch about appearing in the movie...

The FINAL Wonder Woman Costume from the TV Pilot!

The costume Adrianne Palicki wore at the end of the rejected Wonder Woman tv pilot written and produced by David E. Kelley...

...and the costume as originally-shown in promo photos.

When they actually filmed the pilot, the blue boots shown above were red, like the bustier.

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Comics Collectibles Shop!

Happy Memorial Day

Our Thanks to the Men and Women of the Armed Forces, past and present.

Check out the

Tribute to the Troops

WebStore

featuring

Army Air Force

Navy Air Corps

Marine Air Corps

Women of the Armed Forces

for collectibles perfect for Flag Day or 4th of July presents!

We're Off FaceBook

Well, tried to make a go of it on FaceBook.
Couldn't do a damn thing.

One of the least intuitive interfaces I've ever worked with.
There's no logical "flow" from one function to another, so creating pages doesn't make any sort of sense.
The so-called "Help" was all but worthless, indicating I should use items that apparently were deleted when recent revisions were implemented, so they no longer exist.

Simply trying to add to/edit/modify the existing mess wasn't worth the hassle, so, at this point, I've deleted the account totally, and after a 14 day period before the final delete takes effect, will reinitialize a totally-new set-up and hope that a new build from the ground-up will work.

It's almost as frustrating as trying to delete our very first FaceBook page which we can no longer access, so it's still sitting there, hoplessly-outdated, but unreachable, and undeleteable.