Design of the Week--PussyCat Agent of S.C.O.R.E.

Each week, we post a limited-edition design, to be sold for exactly 7 days, then replaced with another!
This week...if Austin Powers had a sister, she'd be PussyCat: Agent of S.C.O.R.E. whose adventures we've presented HERE and HERE!
Written by Stan Lee & Larry Lieber and illustrated by a who's-who of good girl artists including Wally Wood, Jim Mooney, Bill Ward, and Bill Everett, the 1960s she-spy appeared in mens' magazines published by Marvel Comics' then-publisher Martin Goodman as well as a one-shot b/w magazine that reprinted those earlier appearances.
In fact, it's the one-shot's painted cover by Bill Everett that we use on our line of kool kollectibles available for one week only!

Tomorrow: 

a return to Halloween Horror with the first

Dracula comic story!

Reading Room: BLACK CAT MYSTERY "Halloween Nightmare"

Here's a topical terror tale about Halloween from Black Cat Mystery #34 (1952)

Penciled by Many Stallman and inked by John Giunta.

Unlike many other horror stories (like "Supreme Penalty" and "Invasion"), when this one was reprinted in Black Cat #52 (two years later), nothing was altered!

Check out

Horror Comics of the 1950s

Comics Collectibles Store!

Bond Girls on TCM Tonite!

Two of the best Bond Girls headline flix on TCM...

Ursula Andress 

(Honey Ryder in Dr No) 

in

She

(Who Must Be Obeyed)

and

Martine Beswick

(Zora in From Russia with Love 

& 

Paula Caplan in Thunderball)

 in

Prehistoric Women

(aka Slave Girls)

Starting at 8pm (ET) tonight!

Uncut with NO commercials!

Hi-rez of these posters can be found at the ultra-kool website

Wrong Side of the Heart!

Thanks for Ordering Halloween Collectibles!

We at Atomic Kommie Comics™ wanted to say 'thank you" to all who ordered our ghoulish goodies and creepy collectibles for Halloween!

NOTE: You can still order Halloween stuff, but, if you want it to arrive on time, you'll have to do Priority or Express Mail to get it!

Mars STILL Attacks...15 years later!

It's almost Halloween, and, in a fit of nostalgia, I searched the Net for Mars Attacks. (I worked for Topps when the movie came out in 1996!)
Imagine my surprise to discover...thanks to the WayBack Machine, that the site was operational until July of 2011, and still exists HERE!
If you want to see a classic example of pre-Web 2.0 site-making, have a look!
It's retro-kool!