The creator of Prince Namor: the Sub-Mariner , Bill Everett, was an amazing writer/artist...  ...who could do  almost  anything he was asked...

If that title doesn't lure you into reading this post... ...I'll eat my Cosmic Transtator! Enjoy this even weirder-than-usual insta...

In the 1980s, manga finally gained a foothold in the US... ...and American creators began doing their own manga-style material. Some, like t...

With the revived popularity of dinosaurs due to the new movie  Jurassic World: Rebirth ... ...we're re-presenting one of our favorite st...

Our final tale about Hiroshima is a re-working of the previous one... ...but with some interesting variations! This story by plotter Stan Le...

 Continuing our look at how American comics portrayed the bombing of Hiroshima... ...with a tale featuring a  Japanese  protagonist! Was thi...

With the 80th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima coming up... ...we're presenting several tales from the 1950s-60s relating to it. ...

Tuesday, we presented the miracle chocolate drink  Inapak ... Now here's an interesting point... It apparently  never existed! Really! F...

Bosco? Bah! Quik? Crap! Ovaltine? Ewww! You want  serious  chocolate flavor in your milk? Here it is... It  must  be true! Major Inapak  say...

Here's a short story featuring dinosaurs, illustrated by Steve Ditko... ...just  before  his stint on  Charlton's   Gorgo ! Ok, so i...