Took advantage of the old HMV "3 DVDs for 30 Euro" offer on Saturday to pick up a few choice items that had been missing from my collection till now.

Item 1 was John Carpenter's Escape From New …

Following on from my recent 'Doomlord' post, I hereby present a brief interview with collector of British comics, and publisher of the Deathlords of Nox reprint, Mr. David McDonald. I was intrigued to find out how a Doomlord-enthusiast …

Untill I discovered the very…em…groovy Groovy Age of Horror blog the other day, I'd never heard of the term 'fumetti' (despite being a lifelong comics fan). Here's the handy Wikipedia definition:

Fumetti or photo novels are a form of …

It was no less (or greater) a figure then Bill Cosby who once suggested that: "The very first law in advertising is to avoid the concrete promise and cultivate the delightfully vague."www.quotationspage.com Mark Twain would, I'm sure, have …

For those that enjoyed yesterday's marvellous, anti-communist comic book epic, I came across another truly bizarre oddity on the (wonderful) Authentic History Centre website. Yes ladies and gents, it's that long-neglected Disney classic Donald Duck's Atom …

Many thanks to 'Copernicus' for pointing me in the direction of the delirious, and hilarious, Treasure Chest comic entitled "Communism: Threat to Liberty" (Sept. 28, 1961). The highlights are many: an ominous introduction by J. Edgar Hoover, …