Sandy dug this up, which proved an early example of something I’ve always liked, which is the very solid series of supernatural or at least macabre* investigator TV pilots from the ’60s… Read Article →

It turns out you don’t want to hit “refresh Firefox” when you ONLY have half an hour before you have to leave for work. Anyway, I hope everyone had a great day… Read Article →

Vampirella was clearly different from Uncle Creepy and Cousin Eerie because she was an actual character with an ongoing series of stories in her magazine rather than just a host. Therefore unlike… Read Article →

As detailed in the excellent biography James Warren Empire of Monsters, Warren Publishing eventually starting using a pre-established stable of Spanish artists. I was out of the books by then, but it… Read Article →

I’ve been reading the very nice biography James Warren Empire of Monsters, which is really a history of Warren Publishing. It reminded me that the company kept publishing its horror magazines well… Read Article →

This is easily the best of the lot (although the Krimi is great!). I showed this at T-Fest one year, and except for Four Skulls of Jonathan Drake, might have been the… Read Article →

Hmmm, I’m sensing a theme here.