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DC Comics of Yesteryear - the wacky and fun Science Fiction anthologies that rocked my world
https://sinkintotheweird.com/2026/03/19/the-dc-science-fiction-anthologies-of-yesteryear/
The early history of DC Comics includes bizarre but fun science fiction anthology titles like Strange Adventures and Mystery in Space, which predate the superhero era. These works were so inventive that they deserve greater recognition!
Into the Weird reviews 1990's Darkman!
With Darkman, Sam Raimi took the DNA of every great pulp vigilante, jammed it into a blender with his manic visual style, and created something that didn't fit neatly into any box. It still doesn't. Here's my review...
The Addams Family in Gold Key Comics, circa 1972-1973
This is a reflection on my longstanding affection for The Addams Family, particularly the three Gold Key comic issues from the 1970s, which adapted the NBC animated series. These charming comics feature three whimsical stories filled with endearing art and quirky happenings.
Wicked City (1987): Kawajiri’s Neon-Nightmare Still Hits Like a Freight Train
Wicked City is a wild 1987 anime fest by Yoshiaki Kawajiri that blends horror, noir, and surrealism. It’s dark, raw, and visually stunning, but also pretty unsettling—definitely not for the faint-hearted!
My Five Favorite Doctor Strange Artists, Ranked
http://sinkintotheweird.com/2026/02/15/my-five-favorite-doctor-strange-artists-ranked/
Toxie is Back: A Review of The Toxic Avenger (2025)
Skull the Slayer: Marv Wolfman’s Wild, Gritty, Madcap Romp Through the Marvel ‘70s
When I was a kid frequenting the comic book stores in the small town where I grew up in South Africa, I had one of those moments that brands itself into your brain forever. I'd blown most of my allowance on snacks and treating my friends—because I was a generous idiot—and I was left with 25 cents (it might have been more, but certainly not enough for two comics back then).
Licence to be Ridiculous: Ranking the Most Insane Bond Villain Schemes
James Bond villains have a flair for the outrageous. From Le Chiffre's poker game plans to Drax's space genocide, they range from "sorta believable" to "did you inhale?" The real entertainment is the sheer absurdity of it all.
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