Rulah Jungle Goddess stars in a classic golden age tale from All Top Comics #9 (Jan.1948); originally published by Fox Feature Syndicate, ...

Eerie #6 was originally released by Warren Publishing in November 1966 and this fine early issue continued to offer "New Terror in the...

Dave Lizewski ( Aaron Johnson ) is a typical high school kid who stumbles through life somewhat under the radar. As a comic book fan with fe...

I thought long and hard over which lovely lady to feature for this weeks "Gal" Friday post, since I also wanted to at least tie in...

"Go Ape Shit Week" concludes with a tale that has been reprinted several times. Originally seeing publication in Fox Comics series...

"Go Ape Shit Week" continues with today's classic golden age tale from Jungle Comics #4 (Apr. 1940); originally published by ...

In the great Indian wilderness, Jan the Jungle Boy encounters many dangers and sometimes he gets a bit testy. He learns a lesson about loya...

Yesterday I had a moment of dawning horror, when I realized that I hadn't followed through with my plans for another go round of "G...

Crossfire was a spin off of DNAgents , written by Mark Evanier and illustrated by Dan Spiegle for Eclipse Comics. The series ran for 26 is...

I received an automated email late on Friday from Brandon Peterson's website. Brandon Peterson is known for hyper-detailed artwork on su...

It's a perfect spring evening outside, which is ideal since I just got back from a Chinese buffet and I really need to go walk some of t...

British actress Gemma Arterton is a busy girl. She first appeared in the BBC adaptation of Tess of the D'Urbervilles and gained greate...