Clancy with the Puck Canucks are getting ready for winter with the whisk smell of hockey training camps all over the great tundra in what people in the world call Canada. What a great way to warm the logs in your cabins with the release of a new hockey classic book for kids called "Clancy […]
Want to Rule the Web: How to Do Anything and Everything on the Internet—Better, Faster, Easier? Mark Frauenfelder can teach you how to rule the web with his latest book and magazines. Rule the Web, I have this book for quite some time and use it as a quick reference for quick info. This book […]
Older cartoon strips are getting so much respect as of late. Comic strip original art is making some collectors a tidy sum of profit. These strips are great to look at. If you don’t have the dough, companies like Fantagraphics and Drawn and Quarterly are religiously trying to restore the original strips at a fraction […]
Spark Talking Bug Identifier You could become the insect’s world own alien probe intruder. Imagine all the bugs in the world with this nifty bug identifier over their heads will the sun beating on them like a laser beam. Wow this gadget identifies over 70 bugs just for your ears. Oh the hours of fun […]
Who is Leo Timmers? Leo is the hottest talent from Europe who is bringing old school children’s book feel back into popularity. "Who is Driving?" has that Golden Book feel to it. This book might be a bit hard to find, but your eyes will mine a goldmine for your eyes. Leo (1970) started drawing comic […]
The day is sooner than later when studios who have a rich library of content will be made available to the public to view at their leisure. Warner is making strides this spring with a new concept called T-Works. This portal will unite all the cartoons in their possession. Their are so many cartoons that will never […]
Air guitar forget it, get Nintendo’s new Jam Sessions. You could be the next guitar god. Use the Nintendo DS to make music just as you would with a real guitar, while experiencing authentic, remastered sound modeled after an actual acoustic guitar. Free-play design allows users to learn and play ANY song ever played using […]
My Kid Could Paint That is a documentary about parents who take their 4 year old who is tooted as the next Piacaso at an early age and exploited by them. The art world embraced 4-year-old Marla Olmstead and she was selling paintings at $300 000 a piece, till 60 Minutes explored the possibility that Marla’s […]
Mego 8" Super-Heroes: World’s Greatest Toys! TwoMorrows Publishing who mainly write about the comic artists and writers has a lavish book about the Mego company that mostly spit out DC comics characters action figures in the 1970’s. A real treat for those who collect toys. Lavishly illustrated with thousands of charts, checklists and color photographs, Mego 8" Super-Heroes […]
The Point "Oh! Everything has a point, and if it doesn’t, then there’s a point to it." Here is a movie I enjoyed as a lad. The message is simple. Just because you are different does not mean you don’t belong. Oblio the main character is born without a point on his head, and is […]
Davey & Goliath – The Lost Episodes I guess in a politically correct society, get the old scissors and splice this series and remove the religious connotations to the United Lutheran Church in America who funded this universal of goodness that we long have lost in many ways. We are so far removed from this realm that […]
Cap’n Crunch and Friends Jay Ward’s most universal creation the good Cap’n Crunch and a throng of other characters that appeared in the commercials for Quaker Oats. Journey back into television history with this collection of vintage television commercials from the 1960s and ’70s. All produced for the Quaker Oats company by Jay Ward, the […]