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"This is generally considered to be a bad idea."

My son loved those two movies when he was little. We watched them quite a few times, and I have to admit, they are pretty enjoyable.

Mea culpa! There was also Elvira, who took over hosting duties in House of Secrets for a while in the 80s.

I thought that Vincent Price had been associated with a horror comic, but alas, I can't find any evidence of it. Mayhaps it's that dreaded Mandela Effect! Other than those, the only other one I can think of was Rod Serling's image being used for the original run of The Twilight Zone, but like...

(Still not sure why I can't get pics to show up in my posts - grrrr)

In October of 1962, Gold Key started production on Boris Karloff Thriller, which lasted two issues before being rebranded as Baris Karloff Tales of Mystery. It was a horror anthology comic which featured Karloff as a horror host, introducing the stories. The series ended in February 1980 with...

I had been tossing the idea around about starting a thread like this, so right on. I completely agree with your rant, and as for others, remember, there's a sucker born every minute. If you can get someone to feel sorry for you, they'll buy your crap. [/Spoiler]

Apparently, these kids are troubled, and need help, which is continually being made more difficult to get. If only we had something, a group of rule makers in this country, something like a governing body, of sorts, who could make mental health care more accessible, and - this is a shot in the...

Much the same as hiring someone like Zack Snyder to direct a movie about one of the most iconic superheroes of all time, someone who should be a beacon of hope and inspiration, and turns it into a washed out toned disaster piece, because his "vision" shouldn't have to actually follow the source...

This is a sad story. I hope these folks will help her, and that the original manager gets beaten by a gang of Klingons.

I say make them one thread, all encompassing. While the story is multi-episode, it's still one story. That's my logic. I will acknowledge that I have been drinking, so my advice could be suspect. But probably not. I'm pretty reliable.

Yup. The last issue was released in November of 1994. http://memory-alpha.wikia.com/wiki/The_Official_Star_Trek:_The_Next_Generation_Magazine

Rimmer is all military pomp and circumstance, even if he doesn't have officer material. And because of his being one level higher than Lister, he uses it as his opportunity to try to force his bunk mate to go through the rigors of ship life as though they were still a crew. He hides all of the...

Lister is desperate to make the journey back to Earth, and is making plans to have himself and Cat placed in stasis for the trip. The ship, which been steadily accelerating for 3 million years, is about to break light speed, which causes Holly to panic as he tries to navigate and which causes...

This is one of the best openers for a sitcom ever. We get a brief setup for Lister and Rimmer, enough to let us know that they hate each other. Lister is a man with no real ambitions outside of eating curries and drinking lager. Rimmer is a prat to whom was shown no affection from his parents...

That...doesn't look terrible. In fact, I think this could be a pretty good movie.

I think I had the first year or two's worth of issues of this magazine. Yes, I was that kid that had it in my backpack to read at school. Along with the latest issues of Starlog.

Yeah, this isn't a bad ship, but it ain't the Liberator.