Saturday, March 01, 2014

Not pictured: Mac Tonight #1

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You know, I'm fully aware that this character is a shill for horrible, terrible food, but Ronald McDonald's 1971 Charlton comic is a...

365 Days of KirbyTech, Day 60: Another Thing for Ben Grimm to Lug Around [Unidentified KirbyTech]

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Panel from Giant-Size Super-Stars #1 (May 1974), script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Rich Buckler, inks by Joe Sinnott, colors by Petra ...
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Today in Comics History, March 1: Keanu Reeves declares his candidacy for Mayor of Gotham City; also declares "whoa"

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from Detective Comics #503 (DC, June 1981), script by Gerry Conway, pencils by Don Newton, inks by Dan Adkins, colors by Adrienne Roy, l...
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Friday, February 28, 2014

365 Days of KirbyTech, Day 59: Doctor Doom's Device [Unidentified KirbyTech]

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I dunno what this furschlugginer contraption Doomsie is pulling the switch on is, but you can bet it has something to do with destroying th...
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Today in Comics History, February 28, 1962: Batman celebrates Roberto Alonzo's birthday by stealing his driver's license

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from Detective Comics #748 (DC, September 2000), script by Greg Rucka, pencils by Phil Hester, inks by Steve Mitchell, colors and color ...
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Thursday, February 27, 2014

365 Days of KirbyTech, Day 58: The Rock Trolls' Invasion Shaft Lever

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The Invasion Shaft Lever! What does it do? Well, it opens the Rock Trolls' Invasion Shaft into Asgard! Panels from Thor (1966 se...

Today in Comics History, February 27: Bruce Wayne has terrible handwriting

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from Batman and Robin (2011 series) #19 (DC, July 2012), script by Peter J. Tomasi, pencils by Lee Garbett, inks by Ray McCarthy and Kei...
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Wednesday, February 26, 2014

365 Days of KirbyTech, Day 57: Doctor Doom's Di-Lithium Thermal Mine

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Panel from Super-Villain Team-Up #6 (June 1976), script by Steve Englehart, pencils by Herb Trimpe, inks by Jack Abel, colors by Janice...
Tuesday, February 25, 2014

365 Days of KirbyTech, Day 56: Government Seismograph

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Here's what a real-life seismograph looks like. Thanks, Wikipedia ! And here's what Jack Kirby's Seismograph looks like:...
Monday, February 24, 2014

365 Days of KirbyTech, Day 55: Reed Richards' Portable Energy-Detector

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Tonight at 13th Dimension you can find a guide, with specially-written mini-biographies, of each of the contributors to 13D: The 13thD Super...

Where I Am and Why I've Come to Tell You That

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Please excuse the lackadaisical lack of posts around here for the past few days. I've been off on the road, traveling the world, spannin...
Sunday, February 23, 2014

365 Days of KirbyTech, Day 54: Reed Richards' Transformer

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Me, I love Benjamin J. Grimm better than the average bull, but sometimes I wish he'd just slow down... Panels from Fantastic Four ...
Saturday, February 22, 2014

365 Days of KirbyTech, Day 53: Apokoliptian Ground Probe

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And now, a little bit of personal time for Scott Free and Big Barda . Panels from Mister Miracle (1971 series) #18 (February-March 197...
Friday, February 21, 2014

365 Days of KirbyTech, Day 52: Baron Zemo's Circular Television Set

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Panel from "The Strength of the Sumo" in Tales of Suspense #61 (January 1965), script by Stan Lee, pencils by Jack Kirby, ink...
Thursday, February 20, 2014

Today in Comics History, February 20: The movie The Great Escape is reenacted by pigs

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Panel from "Strange Laws" in Detective Comics #278 (DC, April 1960); script, pencils, inks and letters by Henry Boltinoff

365 Days of KirbyTech, Day 51: Reed Richards' Noisy Nuclear Activators

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WHAT'S THAT? I CAN'T HEAR YOU! WHAT? WHAT'D YOU SAY? WHAT? Panel from Fantastic Four (1961 series) #21 (December 196...

Today in Comics History, February 20, 1947: MTR: Music Television Radio is on the air!

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from Steed and Mrs. Peel (2012 series) #6 (Boom, February 2013), script by Caleb Monroe, pencils and inks by Yasmin Liang, colors by Ron...

Today in Comics History, February 20: The notorious Culvert Diamond Thief is captured

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from a Ray-O-Vac battery advertisement in DC Comics cover-dated October 1950
Wednesday, February 19, 2014

365 Days of KirbyTech, Day 50: The Toad Men's Magnetic Mind-Detector

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Please excuse this little stuffed blogger if posts in this series are momentarily out of order or post-dated! I'm currently catching up ...

Today in Comics History, February 19: Secret Squirrel and associate crack the Case of the Zodiac Killer

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from "Pity Poor Pisces..." in Sweethearts (1954 series) #116 (Charlton, May 1971), pencils by Art Cappello, inks by Charles Ni...
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