Cyber Monday Steals & Deals!

Atomic Kommie Comics'™
Cyber Monday Deals!
Incredible prices!
AT LEAST 20% OFF
(Or BETTER!)

Take a deep breath and dive in...
ALL Black/Dark Zip Hoodies
normally $49.99...NOW $39.99!
SAVE $10!
or browse thru the store

ALL Value T-Shirtsnormally $14.99...NOW $9.99!
SAVE $5 on an already-incredible price!
or browse thru the store

2015 12-Month Calendarsnormally $19.99...NOW $14.99!
or browse thru the store
ALL Mugs
normally $14.99...NOW $10.99!
or browse thru the store
ALL Wall Clocksnormally $19.99...NOW $14.99!
or browse thru the store

ALL Blank SketchBooks/Journalsnormally $14.99...NOW $9.99!
or browse thru the store
Prices in effect from NOW to 11:59pm PST Monday, November 30th, 2015!

We'll Be Gone for a Month...

...because we're retooling and restructuring our on-line business.
Check us out on Cyber Monday, November 30th!

Halloween by a Master of the Graphic Arts!

Click on the art to enlarge

A magnificent cover by the late, great Dave Stevens to celebrate the season!

I'm going to go party hearty, so I'll see you tomorrow!

HAPPY HALLOWEEN!

Britain’s Frederic Wertham!

Most readers of this blog are familiar with Dr. Fredric Wertham and his notorious book Seduction of the Innocent, which basically attributed 1950s juvenile delinquency to the reading of comic books, specifically horror comics!
But, did you know that Great Britain had a similar cultural phenomenon, known as The Gorbals Vampire, also blaming American horror comics?

Bleeding Cool, a site of such importance to all comics fanboys and fangirls (yes, that includes us) that it should be one of your PRIMARY bookmarks, has posted info on a new BBC documentary about this infamous (and little-known) period of British history!

Link, read, listen, and learn.
For those who do not learn from the past are condemned to repeat it!

Reading Room CRAZY "Drag-ula"

No, it's not a tale of a transvestite Transylvanian, but a humerous look at the original "bat man"...

...in this...unusual...tale from Atlas' CRAZY #2 (1954)

As was usual with the lead tale in CRAZY, it's lovingly-rendered by the amazing Bill Everett!

Heck, Bill might even have written it, since he had a number of scripting credits already!