Buck Rogers in the 25th Cennnn-tury!

Love my 1938 Buck Rogers' Tootsietoy Battle Cruiser!  There is a nifty pulley system that, when a line is fed through, helps you "fly" the ship!

Obi-Wan Kenobi? Obi-Wan.

Now that's a name I haven't heard in a long time. A long time. This is a cool figure from Kenner's 12" line.  This actually belongs to my brother, but lives in my collection currently!

In your satin tights, fighting for our rights!

A Wonder Woman drawing done for a client. Much of the background is from the opening credits to the Lynda Carter New Adventures of Wonder Woman show!

Riddle Me This!

  

Detective #377 from July 68! "The Riddler's Prison-Puzzle Problem!" Story by Gardner Fox; art by Frank Springer and Sid Greene with an awesome cover by one of my favorite Batman artists Irv Novick! I like the late 60's Batman stuff; just a little left over from the TV show, a bit more serious but not what it would soon be, and some really cool art!

Set Phasers to Squirt!

Love this water-pistol based on my favorite phaser design; from Star Trek-the Motion Picture!

"I thought that they were angels, but much to my surprise, / We climbed aboard their starship, we headed for the skies" or " Roswell That Ends Well..."

Had a work trip to Roswell yesterday.  I have been to Roswell more than 30 times in my business career, and have been to the UFO Museum at least three times, but it seems as though they have really stepped up the game.  In addition to many more reports from eye-witnesses to the "event" stationed at the Air Base, updates on the Sci-Fi Channel dig in 2009, these little fellas were added.  During certain times of the day, the saucer raises and lowers, emits exhaust, and this specimen (space-man) moves his head and talks in a high pitched gibberish.
If youre really into the mystery, I have to tell you there is a lot more compelling evidence-particularly the aforementioned "eye-witness accounts" than there has been in previous years...

Astro Glomp!

 

Space-the Glomp Frontier-