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If you haven’t heard, Gahan Wilson passed away a few days ago. He was one of the best. Back to comic books, I liked these which were not main stream: I especially liked The Creeper. I’d buy weird stuff. For … Continue reading →

You’re probably thinking, after looking at what I wrote about duck comics and Little Lulu, that I’m a little sissy kid way down deep inside. Nothing could be farther from the truth. I bought tons of really mature comics, such … Continue reading →

Lulu might have been my favorite comic book. And this was when I was a young man. I bought lots of Lulu comics. Lulu was created by Marjorie Buell, and the single panel cartoon appeared in the Saturday Evening Post … Continue reading →

This is from 1989. Don Rosa did the cover. Gladstone had taken over from Gold Key. I don’t know if they were related or not. I infer that Gladstone Gander had his hand in it. Maybe the publishers wanted to … Continue reading →

That article about Arild Midthun that I linked yesterday also mentions Tormod Løkling, Terje Nordberg whom I mentioned Tuesday, and Dag Kolstad. Every comics fan in Norway knows who Dag is. On my first trip to Oslo my group went … Continue reading →

  Those all were published in the late sixties except Huey Dewey and Louie from 1970. I have lots more.  By the way, there are lots of Duck artists. I believe Don Rosa has retired because of failing eyesight. One … Continue reading →

When I was a kid I spent all my money on comic books. I loved comic books. My father called me and my sister the Comic Book Kids. I had tons. All was bliss until that terrible day. I was … Continue reading →

Two weeks ago – You might know that I’m a bird fancier. I believe that little bird in the first clip was a least sandpiper. The terns are Forster’s terns. There are a lot of them around here. Many more … Continue reading →

I’ve finally updated the Books page with the info about all the books that are available. If you emailed me about them, you should be hearing from Frau Grace soon. Meanwhile, I will order a bunch of books to sign … Continue reading →

I pulled out my Toast-A-Lator this morning because our old friend Connie was visiting from Oregon. We hadn’t seen her in twenty years. You might not remember, but once I wrote about how we were talking one time over forty … Continue reading →