Monday Madness ALICE "StoryTeller: Upside Down Day"

There were other strips besides Alice and Tweedle Twins in Ziff-Davis'Alice...

...including this one which was probably intended as an ongoing backup feature!

Writer-artist Dave Berg apparently offered several strips as backup features for this title as well as its' brother title; Ziff-Davis' Fairy Tales, as you'll see next Monday!

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Alice in ComicLand

Featuring various comics incarnations of the Lewis Carroll character!

Design of the Week RETRO SPACEMAN

Each week, we post a limited-edition design, to be sold for exactly 7 days, then replaced with another!

This Week:  Celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the ACTUAL landing on the Moon with this classic 1950s comic book cover art...

...featuring a kitchy, retro-style spaceman (complete with ray gun), a leering monster, and a helpless woman ready to be rescued!

Available on a plethora of products HERE!

Attack of the Ants, Man!

Got an unpleaseant surprise late last night, as we discovered an invasion of ants in the basement of our "final resting place" (as my significant other calls our new home)!It's been contained and almost eliminated, but we're not going to do the usual post today.

Friday Fun SPACE MOUSE "Great Electro"

Flash Gordon had Ming the Merciless...

...maybe this was Frank Carin's attempt to present an arch-enemy for Space Mouse!

This never-reprinted tale from Avon's Space Mouse #1 (1953) shows Carin had a fun, imaginative approach to this series which had the same science-fantasy "vibe" as Mighty Mouse...

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Golden Treasury of
Klassic Krazy Kool Kids Komics

JACKIE ROBINSON "Baseball Hero" Conclusion

We Have Already Seen...

Despite enduring pressure and situations that would've caused a lesser man to falter and give up, Jackie Robinson not only endures, but prospers!

His undeniable talent and skills begin to win over foes on and off the baseball diamond and an even greater joy awaits him at home...

Bonus: An ad from the comic promoting Jackie Robinson licensed products...

Imagine the reaction of racists who saw white kids wearing those items!

Written by Charles Dexter, and illustrated by an unknown artist (whom I suspect was Wayne [Superman] Boring), this book-length tale from Fawcett's Jackie Robinson (1949) detailed his life and career up to mid-1949, so it doesn't cover the even greater achievements yet to come...

Intended as a one-shot, it sold so well that it went to a bi-monthly series the next summer!

We're finishing the interrupted serialization this week in tribute to the legendary baseball player's 100th birthday!

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Buy the Cover of This Never-Reprinted Issue...

...as a Collectible Poster or Print!

Digitally-restored and remastered from a scan of the actual original cover!