Jenny Blake's Bloggy Thing

 Gang Busters was a licensed title based on the radio show than ran 21 years (1936-1957).  The program actually debuted a year earlier a...

 George “Gabby” Hayes (1885–1969) was the western movie sidekick in well over a hundred films.  His gruff old man character appeared wit...

 The Fox and the Crow were created by Frank Tashlin for a series of Screen Gems cartoons that appeared from 1941 to 1949.  DC picked up ...

 Flippity and Flop appeared in a mere four Screen Gems cartoons (1945 to 1947), but the canary-and-cat adversaries were licensed by DC C...

All I know about First Romance Magazine #11 [February 1952] is that it was published by Harvey Comics in the month of my birth and that ...

All I know about Fawcett Movie Comic #14 is that it adapted a 1951 Paramount film starring Ronald Reagan and that it was published in my...

 Famous Funnies is considered by many to be the first true American comic book and you can include me with the many.  Maxwell Gaines, a ...