Mugs

Description: Stan's gentlemanly term for DC.

Description: Playing around with the Dead skull motif.

Description: Karl

Description: A line of ships from long ago.

Description: I've watch "The Get Down" twice already, and doing this piece makes me want to start it over again. Shao is dope!

Description: This graphic was inspired by my favorite Kung Fu Theater Hero, Gordon Liu. I love that man!

Description: Man from Atlantis is an American superhero television series that ran on the NBC network from 1977–78. It initially began as four TV movies that had aired in Spring 1977.

Description: Legion of Nerdly Endeavors.

Description: A mainstay of my 1978 toybox was Super Joe Commander.

Description: Ninpo Ikkan!

Description: Voice of steel, heart of glass.

Description: My four favorite monsters from yesteryear.

Description: Sci-Fi has many lessons to teach us... too bad we are too busy dealing with toxic fandom to learn them.

Description: From the off off off Broadway play.

Description: Some the best hours of my life were spent spinning these vinyl goldmines.

Description: A vintage comic book ad that had always commanded attention.

Description: Were you a Kenner Kid? I still am ^_^

Description: Most of my home repair work.

Description: The Voyager Spacecraft with a Van Gogh style

Description: One of the best things from my childhood was the G.I. Joe Adventure Team. I've seen this logo done, and re-done, but I wanted to add some depth to mine. This is my alternate version.

Description: American Kaiju film from 1957

Description: Giant Robot, Go!

Description: A happy place I go back to often.

Description: Invincible guardians of world freedom.

Description: A long defunct illustrated horror magazine

Description: Another in a long line of nostalgic defunct companies from years gone by. I can remember getting a great star wars knapsack from Kinney's in 1977... it was stolen the first day I took it to school... I'm still salty about that.

Description: This counted for one third of Conan's final grade.

Description: You know who you are... now let everybody else know ;)

Description: My homage to one of the very first comic super heroes.

Description: From the King Kong cartoon of the 1960s.

Description: Great stories with lessons from the 70's.

Description: Only Rock and Roll can defeat the Phantom!

Description: The Astro-Zombies (1968)

Description: Doctor Solar from Gold Key

Description: Something iconic from my memories of Childhood in the early 70s.

Description: Next to Ultraman, Speed Racer was one of my favorite shows as a child.