The Yellow Brick & Blood Stained Road

I always thought that girl and her dog looked a little sketchy. With that kind of behavior she will end up in a different place called Oz.

Fantastic Friday!

Another fine and fantastic selection of the First Family of Marvel.

FF #213, December 1979

No one beats the King.

There is good cosplay and there is great cosplay.

Uatu the Watcher figure

Marvelous Mego Figures

Fantastic Four by Alan Davis

FF sketch

FF variant cover by Arthur Adams

Fantastic Four #13, April 1963

The "flying bathtub"

Happy Halloween!

Super Sunday

Another glorious week has gone by. The last of the leaves falling off the trees as the weather gets colder. Enjoy this weeks selection of Super.

 All I need is a roll of dimes and a time machine....is that so much to ask for.

Action Comics #7, December 1938

Superfriends Superman

Happy Halloween from Supergirl!

"Quick Change Superman" figure from Superman the Animated Series

Apokolips Now by Otis Frampton

Deluxe Superman Halloween costume.
Looks good, but I would do without the plastic looking hair and spit curl.

Henry Cavill as The Man of Steel

New Krypton variant cover.

Men of Steel

It's The Walking Dead Charlie Brown

Super Sunday!

I was planning a post on some of Superman's supporting characters, but ran out of time. So I'll save that for a later date. So here is some standard Superman fair. Enjoy!

Superman by Roberto Flores

Krypton Rocket

Kingdom Come Superman by Alex Ross

Action Comics #132, May  1949

Cyborg Superman action figure

"This looks like a job for...."

Action Comics #1 (volume 2), November 2011

Damn, he makes that old school suit work.

"...a large metropolitan newspaper."

How I enjoy my morning coffee.

Even Superman catches it when he is late.
At least he thought to bring flowers.

Words of the Wise

Nailed It!

Two Weeks To Go!

Two weeks tonight is Halloween!
 Probably the most beloved and favorite holiday of all of my kids. And they are all well past the trick-or-treat age.

This time of year always makes me think of bad weather (I vividly remember taking my kids out in a foot of snow one year), and my wife being away. She is retired from the Military now, but while she was in, it seemed that every year there would be an exercise scheduled for the end of October and she would be in the field.

Fantastic Friday

Another weekly grouping of Marvel's First Family!

FF #70, January 1968

Fantastically animated 

The Thing by Aerion the Faithful on DeviantART

He looks a little upset...

Mr. Fantastic action figure.

Just a little side note here. The cover below is pretty much how I picture the Fantastic Four in my head. Maybe a little John Byrne as well sometimes, but in 1978 I was 11 years old and really getting my game on when it came to comic books. Good times.

FF #200, November 1978

Always liked when She-Hulk was a member of the team.

FF by Otis Frampton