Wednesday Worlds of Wonder DONNA MATRIX "Zero & One" Conclusion

When Last We Left Our Sexbot-Turned-Terminator...

...come to think of it, do you really need any further explanation?

This ain't Shakespeare!

Just enjoy the mayhem...

There was no "next issue"!

However, next week, there will be a feature detailing how this never-reprinted pioneer CGI comic was produced!

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Donna Matrix "Zero & One"

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Reading Room / Tales Twice Told WEIRD "Deadman's Ship"

For a change, this week's entry into Tales Twice Told begins with the re-done version by artist Enrique Cristobal...

...from Eerie Publications' Weird V8N4 (1974).

Though the scripter of this re-working is unknown, he/she/they are likely the story's original author, who is probably...nope, not gonna tell you now.

You'll have to come back Thursday to find out!

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The Worst of Eerie Publications
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Monday Madness SLOW DEATH "Antarctica!"

The first Earth Day was in 1970...as was the first issue of this environmentally-themed comic!

In 2020, this 50th Anniversary final issue came out featuring a mix of new and classic tales!

This is the cover-featured new story about...

Writer/artist William Stout has worked on movie/tv storyboards and production design, illustrated comic books, album covers, and movie posters.

In 1989, Stout traveled to Antarctica and Patagonia.
His experiences there eventually resulted in a one-man show Dinosaurs, Penguins and Whales — The Wildlife of Antarctica.

In 1991 Stout received a grant from the National Science Foundation to participate in their Antarctic Artists and Writers Program.
For three months during the 1992-1993 austral summer, Stout was based at McMurdo Station and Palmer Station.
He made several dives beneath the ice, climbed the active volcano Mount Erebus, camped in the dry valleys, and produced over one hundred painted studies as he carefully observed Antarctica's wildlife.

Talk about "practice what you preach"!

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Slow Death Zero

The Comix Anthology of Ecological Horror

Tomorrow is Earth Day...

...so, we're doing a double-post!

The comic book adaptation of the first episode of the 1990s animated series Captain Planet and the Planeteers at

Secret Sanctum of Captain Video

Plus:

The cover-featured tale from the 50th Anniversary revival of the legendary ecology-themed comic anthology...

Slow Death

Right Here at

Atomic Kommie Comics!

We're always entertaining, right to the end...which may be a lot sooner than you think!

Space...Hero? Saturdays WEIRD TALES OF THE FUTURE "Jumpin' Jupiter 'In Space No One Can Hear You Laugh' "

If you thought Jumpin' Jupiter's first story was weird...

..his third appearance from Weird Tales of the Future #4 (1953) is gonna make you plotz!

Whether it's his ongoing SpaceHawk and Space Patrol strips or any of the numerous one-shot tales he did, Wolverton's Golden Age output was always instantly-recognizable!
The humor strip ran in #2 thru #5 of Key Publications' Weird Tales of the Future, along with several serious sci-fi/horror one-shot stories also written and illustrated by the amazing Basil!
And, yes, we'll get to the second tale, along with the fourth (and final) one...in the future! (Where else?)

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Creeping Death from Neptune

Life and Comics of Basil Woverton

Volume 1

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