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.

“ Timelapse of Comics Artists Working: ” originally posted by comicadmin on the comicarchive.com “… a compilation video of timelapse photography of [comic book] artists working. Jill Thompson paints a page of Magic Trixie, Bill Reinhold inks a page of Batman and Doug Klauba paints a Phantom cover. …” via Spidey1955 on youtube “

This post comes out of the many times I scan places that aspiring comic artists and writers congregate like CBR forums, Penciljack and the like. It’s great that the Internet can bring disparate parties together with the possibility of making comics and who knows- sell to a publisher even. I’ve worked with and become friends [...]

Random Reads: “The Red Ruby of Garloth” by Don Glut and Jesse Santos – from Diversions Of The Groovykind DOTGK is one of my daily blog reads- I always find cool stuff from the Bronze Age of Comics, Retro TV and so on. Check out this Gold key Comics classic! “What it is, Groove-ophiles! Here’s [...]

Here is today’s public domain superhero – KID TYRANT! Kid Tyrant appeared only once, in a Chameleon story in the back of  Target Comics Vol. 3 No. 1.  He was “Ragsy”, the sidekick of The Chameleon- a rough-n-tumble, Bowery Boys type. Ragsy decides to take on the persona of his favorite kid superhero to solve [...]