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Today in Comics History, October 25: Happy birthday, Georges Bizet!Born on this day in 1838: composer Georges Bizet ! If you thought he was a plumber, you're mistaken: that's actually his cousin, Georges Bidet....
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Today in Comics History, October 25, 1854: Maybe if they'd only gone a quarter a league onward they might have saved some livesYou read it as poetry in high school, now read it in comic book form which you'll remember a lot longer: the story of the Charge of the Light...
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Today in Comics History, October 24: Happy birthday, Al Feldstein!Born on this day in 1925: comic book writer, editor, artist and cover designer Al Feldstein ( Haunt of Fear, Crime SuspenStories, Tales from the...
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Today in Comics History, October 24, 2008: Ladies and Gentlemen, The Replacementsfrom Secret Invasion (2023 series) #2 (Marvel, February 2023), script by Ryan North, art by Francesco Mobili, colors by Jordie Bellaire,...
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Today in Comics History, October 24: Happy birthday, Tini Howard!This is an expanded and updated version of a post originally published October 24, 2022. Born on this day: comic book writer Tini Howard ,...
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Bully Eats Food: Butter TartsShelly and I are having Butter Tarts! * They are very buttery, so my congratulations on their name. *As seen on Paw Patrol
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Today in Comics History, October 23: Happy birthday, Ewell Blackwell!A very happy birthday today to born-in-1922's Ewell Blackwell (nicknamed "The Whip" and "Blackie"), phenomenal Major League Baseball pitcher,...
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Today in Comics History, October 23, 1927: 3-day anniversary of invention of the rubber band co-incides with the invention of the H.R. DepartmentThe Far Side (Chronicle Features, 1983?), by Gary Larson P.S.: The rubber band was actually patented on March 17, 1845.
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Today in Comics History, October 23: Happy birthday, Bob Montana!Born on this day in 1920: Bob Montana , artist and creator of the original Archie comic strip, comic book feature, and characters of Archie,...
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Today in Comics History, October 14: Happy birthday, Roger Moore!Born on this day in 1927: cinema's only James Bond, Sir Roger Moore (picture, below, hanging out with his good pal Ben Grimm). house...
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Today in Comics History, October 17, 2017: Meanwhile in the food court, Hit-Girl just disemboweled the Panda Express guy for forgetting her duck saucefrom Kick-Ass (2018 series) #1 (Image, February 2018), script by Mark Millar, pencils by John Romita Jr., digital nks by Peter Steigerwald...
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Today in Comics History, October 17, 1973: Maybe blaming all their arson on the Fire Alien from Mercury was too far-fetchedThe Hoaxmaster is back! And this time...aieeee, he's HUGE! from "The Hoaxmaster Knows -- and Tells All!" in UFO Flying Saucers #4...
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Today in Comics History, October 17, 1781: First appearance in comics, Pissy George Washingtonfrom "The Story of the War of Independence" in Picture Stories from American History #2 (EC, 1946), script by M. C. Gaines and W. W. D....
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Today in Comics History, October 17, 1941: In Soviet Union, Russia mothers youfrom "Mother ☭ Russia" in Men of War (1977 series) #21 (DC, October 1979), script by Cary Burkett, pencils and inks by Jerry...
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Today in Comics History, October 17, 1967: The Funeral of Brian Epsteinfrom The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by...
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Today in Comics History, October 17, 1944: Nazis purchase one of those square inch of land deeds from the back of a comic bookfrom "21 Days" in Battle Action #14 (Marvel/Atlas, December 1954), pencils and inks by Syd Shores
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Today in Comics History, October 17: Underwood Deviled Ham Guy doing all right for himselffrom Batman: Nightwalker (DC, November 2019), original novel by Marie Lu, adapted by Stuart Moore, pencils and inks by Chris Wildgoose,...
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Today in Comics History, October 16, 1973: Lies, dripping off your mouth like dirt / Lies, lies in every step you walkIt's fun to look back now through old issues of Gold Key's UFO Flying Saucers and seeing all the ridiuclius stuff we believed Project: Blue Book...
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Today in Comics History, October 16, 1931: Evel Knievel immediately jumps the ravine to honor the memory of Roy DusekHey, remember Roy Dusek from September 9 ? Sure (says Sally Strothers), we all do! That's because we put up a plaque or a statue or maybe a...
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Today in Comics History, October 14, 1938: That sure was a shocking story, wasn't it, kids?from "Killer!" in Police Line-Up #1 (Avon, August 1951), inks by George Roussos (?)
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Today in Comics History, October 14, 1806: French military defies expectations of American dumbassesfrom "General Antoine Henri Jomini" in It Really Happened #3 (Pines, 1944), creators uncredited and unknown
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Today in Comics History, Eclipse Day: If you look up at the sun today, you're sure of a big surpriseOh no! Today's the day that the rare "Ring of Fire" Eclipse (so named by Johnny Cash in song) sweeps across the nation, darkening the skies,...
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Today in Comics History, October 14: Happy birthday, Bob Oksner!Born on this day in 1916: Bob Oksner , comic book scripter, penciller, and inker on hundreds of books like The Adventures of Jerry Lewis, Leave...
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Today in Comics History, October 14, 1963: Or, as Billy Joel calls it, British Beatlemaniafrom The Beatles in Comics! (NBM, November 2018); script by Richard Di Martino; translation by Joe Johnson; pencils, inks, and colors by...
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Today in Comics History, Friday the 13th: What's the worst that can happenHappy Friday the Thirteenth! Hope you're not having as bad luck as Superman is! cover of Action Comics #721 (DC, May 1996),...
