Batman '66 Book & Record Set

Don't you wish? Anyone remember these in the early Seventies? Take an issue of the current Batman '66 run and hire Adam & Burt to do the voices. Of course audiophiles would have to have the 45 in 180 gram vinyl.

Toronto Comic Store Heroes in miniature!

Toronto, like many cities, has a robust and diverse choice if you are a comic book fan to buy your goods.  This is a salute to the various store owners, past and present, in the GTA that I have shopped at. It's based on an old ad for finger dolls of The Monkees from 1969.  Those boots are made for walkin...

The King's Mob Book & Record

Jack "The King" Kirby did a couple of these magazines with photo collages, comic stories as well as prose pieces.  They were an amazing insight into the man.  Another great one is his "Spirit World".
Here's an imaginary Power Records Book & Record cover.  Somehow, I think The King would jump at the chance to record the various character voices as well.

Batman vs. Hulk in 1969!

Haven't you wanted to see this version of Brave & The Bold hit the stands in 1969? As a kid I always wanted to take crayons and colour Bork as Hulk green. Thanks to photoshop, I can today.

Come On Get Batty....

Ok, let's say Charlton merges with DC around 1971. Properties acquired begin to see publication in DC's books.  Then some 40 years on the DC with the banana peel logo create a New 52 run of Breaking Bonaduce. Hmmm...

Here They Come... walking into the Dark Knight!

It's The Monkees teaming up with The Caped Crusaders vs. The Joker for Pete's Sake! ;)

Chewy good!

Razzles were a fave kid's food group.  At least on my block.  Here's the new improved adult version.  I imagine each Zazzle is at least 5% proof?