Seduction of the Innocent!! One-stop Halloween shopping!!!

Ah, Halloween...
One of our favorite times of the year here at Atomic Kommie Comics™!
And what better time to promote the ghoulish goodies of Seduction of the Innocent™ including Halloween-wear t-shirts, mugs and reusable trick-or-treat tote bags?
SEE: the moody moonlit graveyard of the full-color Italian poster for the original Night of the Living Dead!
SEE: the kitchy graphics of the rarely-seen Astro Zombies poster (believe it or not, the film was PG)!
SEE: the koolest ghoul of all...Vincent Price, on the classic poster for the original House on Haunted Hill?

And let's not forget

The Green Slime!

Last Man on Earth AND Omega Man!

The ORIGINAL Demon Barber of Fleet Street!

I Married a Monster from Outer Space!

The ORIGINAL Little Shop of Horrors!

Occhio de Uccide!

They Came from Beyond Space!

AND (You knew we had to have this one)  

Plan 9 from Outer Space!

Buy them! Trade them! Collect 'em all!

Gerry Anderson Data Files App!

If you're a fan of Gerry Anderson's various tv series (like me)...

...you owe it to yourself to check out this FREE app for iPhone/iPad/iTouch!

Yeah, it's in Japanese, but the graphics are incredible!

And, did I mention it's FREE???

Design of the Week--The Nerdist SpaceMan Redux

Each week, we post a limited-edition design, to be sold for exactly 7 days, then replaced with another!
This week...it's the return of the most interesting visual on the set of the new BBC-TV series The Nerdist.
Like it's counterpart on the wall of Sheldon and Leonard's apartment in The Big Bang Theory (Click HERE for that art), it's based on a classic cover from the Golden Age of Comics.
This image is from Ace Comics' Space Action #2, published in 1952, almost 60 years ago!

And here's the really weird thing...it has nothing to do with any of the stories in the comic!
Yes, it's the old "this scene on the cover does not occur on the inside" trick!
As to who the artist is, there's speculation it's either Lou Cameron or Matt Fox, both of whom had considerable sci-fi experience.

Choose from iPod and iPad cases, t-shirts, mugs, tote bags, and other goodies by clicking HERE!

Monster of Frankenstein in October

You'll be seeing this a lot in October...

...throughout the RetroBlogs™ Universe.

Hero & Heroine Histories™ will be running selected stories from Dick Briefer's various Monster of Frankenstein series, including both the humorous and horror versions of his own title as well as some strips from Prize Comics, starting with the very first multi-super-hero team-up strip featuring the Prize Fighters vs the Monster from Prize Comics #24!
Secret Sanctum of Captain Video™ will have the comic adaptation of the Universal Monsters version (as well as other classic Universal Monsters).
Western Comics Adventures™ will present the Original Ghost Rider's encounter with the Frankenstein Monster!
And here at Atomic Kommie Comics™, we'll scare the s#!t out of you with the amazingly-bad Silver Age superhero Frankenstein!

While you catch your breath, we'd just like to remind you about the kool-ghoul kollectibles we at Atomic Kommie Comics™ offer to enhance your Frankenstein-oriented Halloween experience!
A line of items utilizing the classic Monster of Frankenstein logo from the Golden Age comic book by Dick Briefer.
T-shirts, sweatshirts, hoodies (light & dark), mugs, reusable trick-or-treat bags, and other grotesque goodies for the young or old monster in your life!

We also have lots of other Monster of Frankenstein stuff as part of our Lost Heroes of the Golden Age of Comics™ collectibles line, including a nifty Monster of Frankenstein Icon line with a startling silhouetted close-up image of the Monster's head sans lettering!
And the Silver Age Frankenstein is available to scare any serious fanboy/girl!

It's never too soon to prepare for the horrors of Halloween!
Order NOW...before it's too late!

3-D Controversy!

According to the LA Times...

The National Assn. of Theatre Owners, the country's largest group of exhibitors, has lashed out at Sony Pictures concerning its plans to stop footing the bill for 3-D glasses and pass the expense on to moviegoers!

Sony sent a letter to theater owners informing them that as of May 1, 2012, it will no longer pay 3-D technology companies such as RealD the average cost of 50 cents per ticket for 3-D glasses used by moviegoers. 

Sony has two big genre movies in 3-D coming out after May 1 next year: Men in Black III and The Amazing Spider-Man.

Fox tried a similar move, but was forced to back down after several theater chains threatened to take only 2-D versions of films.

NATO issued a statement that..."NATO believes Sony's suggestion is insensitive to our patrons, particularly in the midst of continuing economic distress..."

We agree!

 Check out the

3-D Movies & Comics 

Collectibles Store
 (where you don't need 3-D glasses!)