Our current arctic blast reminded me of the setting of an early  Doc Savage  novel... . ..which was condensed into the  shortest  comics ada...

When Last We Left Our Hero(s) ... Art by John and Sal Buscema Learning of his father's death due to a rare disease, adventurer/sci...

In a related note to our Shadow post yesterday... ...with Dynamite Entertainment reviving the Man of Bronze's checkered comics c...

The perils of being a freelance artist are numerous...including not having medical insurance! Bob Larkin , who’s done hundreds of painti...

The first Filipino artist to work for American publishers, Tony also served as a broker/agent for other Pacific island artists. Penciler/i...

It was 45 years ago today... NBC promo art by Doc Savage artist James Bama ...that Star Trek debuted on NBC with the fifth episode film...

Click on the art to enlarge Currently-running over at our "brother" blog Hero & Heroine Histories™ is a never-reprinted D...

In 1972, both DC and Marvel acquired comics rights to classic Street & Smith pulp characters whose paperback reprints were selling ...

Currently running at our brother RetroBlog™ , Hero & Heroine Histories™ , is the never-reprinted Movie Edition of Doc Savage: The Man ...

The recent Doc Savage posts have produced some of the biggest hit counts this blog has ever seen! So, for this week's videos, we'...

Comic cover cropped from the paperback art by James Bama In 1966, with both Bond and Bat-manias at their peak, producers Mark Goodson and...

When Last We left our Heroes ... James Bama cover for the paperback of the pulp novel. It was cropped and reused as the Gold Key comic...