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Flash #163 (1966) / Detective Comics #431 (1973) Art by Joe Giella / Michael Kaluta

Ricky Schroder

My proposed Minister for AI H.E.R.B.I.E.

William Shatner (1978) Photography by Michael Tighe

Leonard Nimoy (1968)

Make A Film Better By Adding Between My Legs To Wong Foo Thanks For Everything Julie Newmar Between My Legs

The Plain Truth Magazine "Book Of Revelations" Spot Illustration Original Art Art by Basil Wolverton Ambassador College (1954) This dire interpretation of The Old Testament appeared in The Plain Truth magazine for November-December of 1954.

Elfquest: Leetah Art by Wendy Pini From Heritage Auctions... This is a simply gorgeous headshot of the wise and proud member of both the Sun Folk and the Wolf Riders, Leetah. Her name means "healing light".

Tarzan And Jane Original Art (c.1950's) Art by Bob Lubbers Tarzan and Jane entertain friends in this joyful jungle piece by Bob Lubbers, artist on the Tarzan comic strip in the early '50s. Created for founder of the Burroughs Bibliophiles Vern Coriell.

My heart is heavy. Walter Koenig, our Ensign Pavel Chekov, passed away early today. Walter and I met on the bridge of the Enterprise in the 1960s, and we stayed friends for nearly six decades. When Brad and I married in 2008, Walter stood beside us as our best man.

Brave And The Bold #166 Batman And Black Canary The Return Of The Penguin! Art by Jim Aparo DC Comics (1980)

Monsters under the bed have support groups too. Apparently teenagers are the real nightmare. What complaint would your childhood monster bring? #HaHaHaHalloween

Good morning, Bluesky Our princess and general...always. Art by Stephanie Lavaud

Anyways... #TGIF nonsense

Films That Never Were Spider-Man At Ridgemont High Art by Andrew Tarusov

Bluesky has four kinds of users The Fantastic Four Art by Alex Ross

Bluesky has four kinds of users The Midnight Fantastic Four Art by Justin McElroy

Drop a HORROR VILLAIN 😈🖤😱 Arthouse Muppets Ti West's Pearl starring Miss Piggy Art by Bruce McCorkindale

Drop a HORROR VILLAIN 😈🖤😱 President Evil (2018)

Creepy #05 Weird And Haunting Tales Of Fright! Art by Frank Frazetta Warren (1965)

New Mutants #05 Psyche vs Viper And Silver Samurai Art by Armando Gil Marvel Comics (1983)

Death: April Showers Bring May Flowers Art by Colleen Doran

Kemi Of Ancient Egypt Tryout Sunday Comic Strip (1950) Original Art Art by Bob Lubbers Created as a sample piece for Ward Greene at King Features Syndicate in 1950, Bob Lubbers designed this piece to specifically look like other strips on the market. e.g. Prince Valiant, Jungle Jim, and Tarzan.

Giant Size Rune #01 Pg02 Original Art Art by Barry Windsor-Smith Malibu Comics (1995) The man who would become the vampire god Rune has discovered the temple that will forever change his life on this second page from the back-up story of the issue.

Secret Origins #045 Blackhawk And El Diablo Art by Murphy Anderson DC Comics (1989) This issue spotlights both Blackhawk and the newest incarnation (at the time) of El Diablo. A great split-screen cover design by the masterful Murphy Anderson. Rendered in ink over graphite on Bristol board.

Who's Who In Star Trek #01 Benjamin Finney Original Art Art by Steven Bové And Dell Barras DC Comics (1987) Illustration of one of Captain James T. Kirk's rivals from the series that supplied information on all the characters from the Star Trek Universe.

Batman Annual #012 Who's Who: Vicki Vale Art by Steven Bové DC Comics (1989) Magazine editor and frequent Bruce Wayne love-interest Vicki Vale is featured in this illustration from the "Who's Who" character update included in the Batman Annual.

Cross-Time Team-Up: Batman And Mary Jane Watson Art by Dan Mora / Danica Brine

Thor #270 Thor vs Blastaar Unless I Regain My Mystic Hammer Within Sixty Seconds I Am Doomed-- But The Explosive Fury Of Blastaar Will Not Let Me Near! Lay Down And Die, Asgardian! Today Is Mine! Art by Walter Simonson And Tony DeZuniga Marvel Comics (1978)

The Black Terror #06 Art by Alex Schomburg Pines (1944)

Morgan Freeman And Dana Ivey Morgan Freeman and Dana Ivey in costume for the hit play "Driving Miss Daisy" in June 1987. Photography by Jack Mitchell

Name a song with a cryptid in it The Purple People Eater

Share who you think looked the hottest anyone has ever looked in a movie! 🖤

If Twilight Was Made 20 Years Earlier

“A distinctively British approach to artificial intelligence" Wallace And Gromit / Doctor Who Mashup Art by Roger Langridge

“A distinctively British approach to artificial intelligence" The Modern Boy (May1936)

The Name's Discus Con, And I'm Here To Help My... Buddy... Put You Back In Seagate Prison! Help My... Buddy Three Little Dots And Your Out Of The Closet Muscle Gays

For Men Only (May1959) The Bedroom Spy Ring Of Capt. Serge Sosnowski Spot Illustration Original Art Art by Al Rossi For Men Only pulp magazine interior illustration, May 1959. Gouache on board.

Supergirl #06 Supergirl's Stolen Kisses... Will Cost Lives! Supergirl Sparks A Deadly Street War, In: The Gang Lords! Art by Bob Oksner DC Comics (1973)

Terra Incognita Art by Konstantin Korobov

Name the first videogame you played. Asteroids Atari (1979)

Star Trek Did It They Said. Spock's Brain They Said.

Art by Agostino Arrivabene

Detective Comics Annual #02 Art by Brian Bolland DC Comics (1989) Be Like Batman. Say F**k The KKK.

Little Darth Vader Max Page Meets The Original Darth Vader James Earl Jones Broadway Star James Earl Jones poses with six year-old Max Page star of Vokswagen's Darth Vader-themed Super Bowl commercial at Driving Miss Daisy on broadway at The Golden Theatre in NYC (2011) Photography by Sean Gardner

Star Wars: Rogue One – Darth Vader #01 Art by David Marquez Marvel Comics (2026)

Lynda Carter And Muhammad Ali Actress Lynda Carter, television's 'Wonder Woman', with boxer Muhammad Ali, attending a dinner at Chasen's, Los Angeles, CA, August 1979. Photography by Frank Edwards

Robin Williams Robin Williams perform on his 'Off The Wall' HBO TV Special at the Roxy Theatre circa 1979 in West Hollywood, California.

The Night Stalker S01 Ep07 - The Devil's Platform (Nov15th1974) Kolchak (Darren McGavin, right) learned Senator Robert W. Palmer (guest star Tom Skerritt) made a pact with Satan in return for the ability to assume the form of an indestructible black mastiff, and destroy his enemies.