Scary Steve Ditko: Space Adventures #12 Cover

Even though it has nothing to do with any of the stories inside Charlton's Space Adventures #12 (1954), it's one of the most famous and most reprinted covers artist Steve Ditko ever did (excluding Amazing Spider-Man and Amazing Fantasy #15 covers, of course)!

Monday Madness KARLOFF! LORRE! CHANEY! TOGETHER!!!

Can you name the one time this Trio of Terror Titans appeared together?

And they played themselves...as well as three of their Manifestations of Malevolence!

Click HERE to learn the ominous answer!

Kool Halloween T-Shirts for Toddlers and Kids!

As we get back to actual trick-or-treating this year...

...you can wear kool monster-themed clothing as you spend Halloween with your family!
All of them are exclusive designs only available through us, plus they're G or PG-rated, and we also have baby-sized onesies/creepers for the perfect Halloween pic to send out os use as your background screen on your phone!
Click on...
Ghostly Garb!
...to see and order!

Space Hero Saturdays VIC VERITY MAGAZINE "Rocket Rex"

Take a handsome hapless hero, a hot helpless heroine, a sinister sneering villain, add spaceships and ray guns...

...and, you've got classic 1940s-50s sci-fi action...with a unique twist!

Oh, did we mention they were anthropomorphic animals?

This never-reprinted story from Vic Verity Magazine #7 (1946) was obviously the first episode of a projected series.

Unfortunately, it appeared in the last magazine the short-lived Don Fortune Publishing ever produced!

Both the writer and artist are, at this point, unknown.

But the other stories in the comic were the work of CC Beck, Otto Binder, and others who worked on the Fawcett Comics line, so the odds are that the writer and artist for Rocket Rex are also from that ensemble.

Friday Fun THE BEST(?) OF GROOVY

Of course, "best" is a relative concept!

Next Week:
Beginning a month-long presentation of
horror humor!