Location
London, Ontario
"I went to mycomicshop for the image, but I do have a neaerly-complete run of this 1970s Gold Key series, which turned a horror-comic host into a proto-Buffy."
"And the version of Ringo Starr on the cover looks a little like Alfred E. Neuman."
"I recall one Gold Key comic where Uhura was inexplicably Caucasian. But in the case of "The Crier in Emptiness," they're in the "Moran" section of space. If you correct the spelling, it all makes sense."
"I rediscovered them halfway through university, with the one-two punch of (1) finding a copy of The Avengers with David Letterman in a bus station and, a bit later, (2) Crisis. I also had a housemate who was reading Daredevil and told me about Dark…"
"Remember when Marvel had its own version of Heavy Metal?
I stopped reading comics in high school (picked them up again later), but I did buy a handful of these."
I stopped reading comics in high school (picked them up again later), but I did buy a handful of these."
""The Way to Eden," "Who Mourns for Adonis," or "The Apple" or "The Return of the Archons."
Kirk the Godslayer."
Kirk the Godslayer."
"Man in phone booth menaced by mutant giant spermatozoa!
(they're actually creatures masquerading as street lights, which isn't really less weird)"
(they're actually creatures masquerading as street lights, which isn't really less weird)"
"He was Gold Key's star, though this cover seems timely:"
"Turok, Son of Stone #35.
Cover by George Wilson."
Cover by George Wilson."
"While I actually liked the Cat People remake, I prefer the subtlety of the original. I don't think I've seen I Walked with a Zombie! but The Seventh Victim is a fascinating bit of pop culture history."
"Our street has always suffered a little for being a "sidestreet." Armies of kids walk up and down St. James Street, a house away, but only a few venture down ours. For a time, Kap (in the video) ran a haunted house, and that brought hundreds of kids…"
"With the recent deaths of beloved Star Trek alumni, I thought back to the first shocking Trek death, the onscreen demise of Spock. People were shocked, even if the film telegraphed the fact that he might be back. Did these old comics foreshadow…"
"Hope everyone had a Happy Halloween!
(no AI)"
(no AI)"
"Marina Sirtis on Patrick Stewart
The Interview"
The Interview"
Comments
Thanks for the info about Phantom of the Opera. I'll propose this to our music minister and see what he says!
Hi !!!!!!!!!!! :-)
Hello! I hadn't relaized that you were the same person who had done the other timeline. That's cool.
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