Comics Do Shakespeare: Hamlet, Act 10: "The cat will mew, and dog will have his day."

from "Tee-Vee Jeebees" in Rocky and His Fiendish Friends #1 (Western/Gold Key, October 1962), creatord unknown

Psylocke Psaturday: Warning: Psylocke May Not Actually Appear in This Post

I often joke in these (digital) pages: "Hey, remember when there was only one X-Men comic?" I mean: how the Sam Scratch could they ever have a crossover event with only one comic? Luckily by the early '90s there was a fine assortment of titles that began with "X" on your comic book shop shelf, and for that matter one of 'em began with "N," one with "E," and one began with "Wolver." Most of which would somehow get tied up in the x-citing x-over x-Travangza The X-Tinction Agenda,, the Marvel event that taught a generation how to misspell the word "extinction!" And also produced house ads that were nigh-invulnerable to reading comprehension. The X-Men: blocking the literacy of America's youth since 1963!

Ads That Are Comics, Day 3: Nothin' up my sleeve...

Ad in Life with Archie #44 (December 1965) for General Mills's Cheerios, starring Rocky and Bullwinkle