Long before Batman and Superman were around, the Hatmen of New York defeated evil doers.

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Oh, heavens, Diane! You're overreacting. I had some bean salad at lunch and you know it sometimes upsets my tummy. A little flatulence is normal.

Come on down for a rest, guys. We're all friends here. I don't even like the taste of plump juicy goose.

A cold weather buddy is the best kind of buddy.

I can't see a thing in this helmet, guys. I did WHAT? I shot WHO in the eye? Let's say we planned it that way, okay?

I've always loved the idea of bookmobiles. I think it's especially neat that a publisher had their own.

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This building would make a great retirement home. No chance of an airliner drowning out an episode of Matlock.

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And before you ask, NO you can't have a case of orange. I know we have some but it's not for sale!

Remember, there's EVIL electricity and GOOD electricity. NEVER confuse the two.

I never learn about cool stuff like these band-aids until it's too late. I need a coolness advisor to tip me off.

Here's a tasty stack of posters from L.A.'s Fro Design Co.. I love fan posters--especially talented fan posters.

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Here's a business card design that's nothing to sneeze at. (Do people still use that expression?)

The always sensational Jon Foster. When my lottery numbers come in I'm buying as much of his art as I can.

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Comic book artist Karswell feels it's important you know your ghosts.

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I want to believe bunnies can fly...

In the future women will harvest men in domes for the sole purposes of sex, mowing the lawn, and killing spiders. Then they will be disposed of.

Times are tough everywhere--even under the sea.

I'd like to read this book when it comes out. It's about a bear who has lost his hat and goes looking for it.

The Peanut swims with the fishes. I'm the new top hat in town.

The year 2000 as proposed by a Frenchman named Villemanrd in the year 1910.

The print is called Death's Head and the prints are done on hand tea-stained paper by Moon Light Speed Press.

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Is Saturday over yet? Is it okay to come out now?

You coffee drinkers have all the best toys.

Okay, I've got the right exposure set and the aperture is correct, now I can... Hey! Where'd the bird go?