ARCHIVE PAGE 96 - Feb-April 2012

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Frank Frazetta Warrior with Ball and Chain

[Below: Frank Frazetta's artwork for the cover of Flashing Swords #1 from 1974, Dell paperback books. See entire page.]

Frazetta Warrior



Joe Kubert Mentor Book
Black Widow Tee Shirt

Porky Pig, Cracker Barrel

Comic books framed and hanging on the wall in a Cracker Barrel restaurant in Virginia

Comic Books on the wall at Cracker Barel in Virginia

Bugs Bunny, Tom and Jerry, and Porky Pig.


[Below: Jess Jodloman panel from House of Mystery #234, 1975 DC Comics. See entire page.]

Jess Jodloman Panel


[Below: Comics and Graphic Novels at Books A Million, Midlothian, Virginia. March 12, 2012]
Books A Million Comics Rack

Books a Million Comics Rack 2

See more photos of comic book racks here.


[Below: Graphic Novels taken over by manga, Virginia Barnes and Noble store. February 26, 2012]
Graphic Novel Rack Barnes and Noble


Rod Serling and Robby the Robot

The Robot originally appeared in Disney's Fobidden Planet, and also appeared in The Invisible Boy and several televsion programs, such as the original The Thin Man TV show, and Lost in Space. Robby appeared in a 1962 episode of Serling's Twilight Zone TV show titled "Uncle Simon."

Rod Serling and Robby the Robot

Images from Forbidden Planet (Robby the Robot with actress Ann Francis) Below

Ann Francis and Robbie the Robot

Below: Leslie Nielsen starred in Forbidden Planet in a straight role as a prototype Star Trek-ish space captain. I think it would be fair to say that Forbidden Planet was the seedbed from which much of Star Trek (and Star Wars, etc) sprang from.

Leslie Lielsen from Forbidden Planet


Darth Vader, Toy

Darth Vader Toy


Zombies on Broadway


Natasha Romanoff Iron Man 2

See the Scarlett Johansson page

Scarlett Johansson iron Man 2


Joe Kubert, Tarzan Cover #237

DC Comics 1975

Tarzan By Joe Kubert 1975


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