Commercial Break Magazine Cover: Famous Films #2 (1964). Back to back #Svengoolie movies; both movies in one magazine!

Outdoor scene with stock footage and weird up tempo jazz music. DRINK! #svengoolie

Director: "Okay extras, all of you just dance differently. Uhm, act like you are having fun and smile. And guys, when the "aliens" kidnap the women, just stand there. Ready? Action!" #Svengoolie

Day 9. This project has been in the making for two months. It’s my complete Robot Spaceport. I’m very proud of it. #robotspaceport #drawing #robots #minirobots #scifi #starwars #startrek #buckrogers #battlestargalactica #frumpysketch

Commercial Break Comic Book Cover: Classics Illustrated #32 The Mysterious Island by Jules Verne #Svengoolie

Commercial Break Comic Book Cover: Marvel Adventures Avengers #13 (art by Leonard Kirk) #Svengoolie

Commercial Break Comic Book Covers: Wonder Woman Nos. 122 & 136 (art by Ross Andru) #Svengoolie

Commercial Break Comic Book Cover: Spider-Girl #90 (art by Ron Frenz) #Svengoolie

Commercial Break Comic Book of Yore: Dell Four Color #1145 (August 1960) #Svengoolie

Commercial Break TV Listing of Yore: CBS aired Dan Curtis' Dracula starring Jack Palance as the CBS Friday Night Movies at 9PM EST on October 12, 1973. #Svengoolie #Dracula #Detroit #DetroitTV #TVmovie #JackPalance

TV Listing of Yore: The primetime network lineup at 8PM EST #OTD in 1977 gave us "The Mary Tyler Moore Show" on CBS; "Emergency!" on NBC; and the debut of "Blansky's Beauties" on ABC (and yes, since it was the '70s, not to be outdone by the Fonz, Pinky Tuscadero HAD to jump over something). #spinoff

TV Listing of Yore: No, it wasn't sophisticated as Batman: The Animated Series; but it WAS Batman. "The New Adventures of Batman," with voices done by Adam West and Burt Ward debuted at 10:30AM EST #OTD in 1977. #Batman #AdamWest #BurtWard

TV Listing of Yore: Jim Nabors and Debbie Reynolds were guests on "Sonny and Cher" on CBS; and since "The Last Dinosaur," a Japanese/American co-production couldn't find a distributor, it was an "ABC Friday Night Movie" at 9PM EST #OTD in 1977. #TVMovie

TV Listing of Yore: "The Becker Connection" was the episode of "The Rockford Files" on NBC at 8:30PM EST #OTD in 1977. #TheRockfordFiles #JamesGarner

TV Listing of Yore: "Code R" was on CBS; "Sanford and Son" was on NBC; and how in the world did "Donny and Marie" manage to book Jimmy Osmond on ABC at 8PM EST #OTD in 1977?

Geez, William Hopper; you had ONE job! #svengoolie

Commercial Break Digest Cover #svengoolie

Cage an unknown creature and plan to put it on display! What could possibly go wrong? Monster horror tale as old as time. They never learn. #svengoolie

TV Listing of Yore: Vincent Price was a guest on "The Muppet Show" (syndicated) #OTD in 1977. #muppets #VincentPrice #themuppetshow

TV Listing of Yore: A rerun of "Helter Skelter" aired on CBS; part 2 of "Roots" aired on ABC at 9PM EST, 8PM CST #OTD in 1977. The movie "Westworld" aired on NBC at this time. #tvmovie #tvlistingofyore

A comic book panel burned in my brain: #comicbookpanelburnedinmybrain

Stay warm! "The Icy Fingers of Jack Frost" (Tales of Suspense #45; Sept. '63, cover art by Jack Kirby & Don Heck)

The gold standard in '70s comic book ads: The Evel Knievel Stunt Cycle (Ideal) and Street Ball with Rick Barry and Dr. J (Spalding)! Art on the latter by MAD artist Jack Davis.

Lots of snow in the midwest and southern US; be careful out there! (Teen Titans #24, V1 Dec. '69, cover by Nick Cardy) #teentitans #nickcardy

A comic book photo cover? Kinda rare. A comic book infinity cover? Kinda rare. A comic book photo AND infinity cover? WHOA - and Shazam #2 and Shazam #6 pulled it off twice in the series run. Art by C.C. Beck and Jack Adler.

The classic (and haunting) #MAD mini-poster, "Heads ... You Lose!" from MAD #165 (March '74) & reprinted on MAD Special #23 (Winter '77), art by Norman Mingo.

A salute to the two most iconic "spoiled brat" characters in film and televsion; Veruca Salt from "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" and Nellie Oleson from "Little House on the Prairie." In reality, Julie Dawn Cole (Veruca) and Alison Argrim (Nellie) are charming and delightful in person.

Comic Book of Yore: Yeah, you may remember Marvel's Crazy; but do you remember Spoof? Spoof #1 cover dated October, 1970; cover art by Marie Severin with parodies of Dark Shadows, The Mod Squad and Marooned. The title lasted 5 issues.

Comic Book Panel of Yore ... Superman; from Action Comics Weekly #641, written by Roger Stern, art by Curt Swan and Murphy Anderson