It's spooky season, and we should have a couple of these: from 1977, House of Mystery #253 . Cover by Neal Adams. In the framing seque...

I don't think Kurt's ever actually seen Excalibur, the sword, properly; nor does he have any abiding faith in British monarchy: the...

Drat, I thought I maybe had more of this one: from 2010, Batman Confidential #40 , "Ghosts" Story and art by Sam Kieth. On a chi...

Also, the splash page makes it look like somebody is trying to horsewhip the train to go faster; but let's take a look anyway: from 197...

At first glance, the covers would seem to be the best part of this one, but maybe there's more to it? From 1992, Marvel Comics Presents...

I'm not sure I'll stick with it, but the newest Legion of Super-Heroes #1 was an interesting start. No spoilers, but there's a...

"Do you like my sword?" "I do not." I'm positive I stole that cadence from Dr. Seuss's P.D. Eastman's Go, ...

It's weird that Marvel doesn't seem to have any books for younger readers anymore, but they've had a few titles that were basic...

  One of my favorite albums ever, well, I feel pretty confident in saying you've never heard of it, unless you've heard me natter on...