31 Days of Halloween by Francesco Francavilla

One of our favorite comic artists, Francesco Francavilla is doing a "31 Days of Halloween" daily art feature on his blog.
Well worth your time to check it daily.

Buy Bonds...James Bonds!

Here's a link to an amazing auction of James Bond collectibles including original art for movie posters (used and unused) first editions of the Fleming novels, posters from around the world, and much more.
I'd tell you more, but my drool is causing the laptop to short circuit!

Design of the Week: Rolling Along with RollerBall!

Each week, we post a limited-edition design, to be sold for exactly 7 days, then replaced with another!
This week...we go back to the future with a design for roller hockey or roller derby players, and roller skaters, rollerbladers, or skateboarders from the 1975 version of RollerBall!
It's a copy of an on-set poster from the Tokyo-Houston match, featuring the "computer" font popular in the 1970s and a kool high-contrast graphic featuring a pair of players/combatants.
It really pops on dark t-shirts, sweats, or hoodies! (Also available on iPad / messenger bags, gym bags, and mugs!)
Shred, style, and thrash like it's 2018!

Simon & Kirby's SuperHeroes!

Original cover concept...not final art

THE "Must-Have" Comic Book Fan Gift Book of 2010!
Titan Books' The Simon & Kirby Superheroes is a compilation of almost all the duo's superhero work for companies other than Marvel and DC (most of which is available in affordable hardcover or trade paperback).

Actual Cover Art

The lineup of heroes is...

The Black Owl

StuntMan

Vagabond Prince

 Captain 3-D

Double Life of Private Strong: the Shield

The Fly
Fighting American & SpeedBoy
(featured on the cover)

Curiously, the first superhero character the pair did,

 The Blue Bolt, is not included!
Nor is their Western superhero, Bulls Eye!
But a couple of the Lost Heroes of the Golden Age of Comics™ are included!
So why not combine one of our cool collectibles with this terrific tome to make a Golden Age Comics fan's birthday or Christmas present dream come true?

YouTube Wednesday: THE GREEN HORNET "Crime Wave"

If the videos don't work, click HERE!

It's a 1960s version of cybercrime as The Green Hornet faces a computer that can predict his crimes in "Crime Wave",  the fourth broadcast episode! (A neat trick since The Hornet is just pretending to be a criminal!)

There's double-crossing, a couple of elaborately-planned robberies, and the first all-out fight scene in the series as The Hornet and Kato take on several foes at once!

We also get to see The Black Beauty's built-in gas-guns in operation for the first time!
Side notes:

Despite being computer whizzes, the criminals in this episode can't construct a pistol-sized gas gun like The Hornet carries and have to lug a huge canister of knockout gas around with them!
There's a costume party scene where a number of costumes contain elements (helmets, tunics, sidearms) from various Irwin Allen shows (Lost in Space, Time Tunnel, Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea)

Enjoy!