I go to Diversions of the Groovy Kind allot- so should you. Why? Because you discover obscure digital finds like the one below the fold in the handy pdf viewer.  The Comic Book Guide for the Artist-Writer-Letterer, a pamphlet comic format book on making comics published by Charlton Comics in 1974 was for kids of [...]

Random newness- feeling the winter seasonal farklempt. Not much to say except gotta keep at the drawing.

A sketchcard of that mauve marauder of mayhem- Ace Comics’ THE RAVEN! non-photo red Pencil, PITT Brush marker on pre-printed sketchcard(bristol). 2.5″  x 3.5″. From PUBLIC DOMAIN HEROES

Here he is- everybody’s OTHER favorite curtain-masked PDSHero – THE HOOD! Quote the PDSH Wikia: FBI Agent Craig Williams gets frustrated at the criminals who escape the law and operate outside the FBI’s jurisdiction, so he puts on a costume and fights crime. He has no super powers.

UPDATE: I’m so glad to have found out that 13 is a Vermont Superhero! Interested? Then read on true believer! Click Here For a HERO-SIZED VERSION! Truly one of the least popular, most obscure and oddly named Public Domain Superhero is 13. Created by writer Dick Wood(!), co-creator of Airboy, and artist Bernard Klein(Dr. Fate, [...]

For a Super-Sized version – CLICK HERE. In an effort to stay on task with my PDSH-a-Day project- Here’s a LADY LUCK SKETCH CARD! I would like to return to Miss L with a full-figured(vava-voomie) drawing soon. Till then enjoy her visage, trademark hat and a bit o’ shoulder!

WOW, I keep getting later and LATER with this really cool blogging concept- that never happens, ever- on any blog, no never! I guess i better make this a weekly thing for now. To prime my lazy pump(don’t tell my girlfriend)- I bring you MISS MASQUE! Miss Masque premiered in Exciting Comics #51, September 1946 [...]