The Grooviest Covers of All Time: Kids (and Dogs) In Danger by Neal Adams

Halloween is almost 'pon us, Groove-ophiles! Let's chill (and shiver and shake) to some spectacularly spooky Neal Adams DC mystery mag covers, all with a common theme...kids (and dogs) in danger! Check 'em out...

Addicted to Alex Nino: "Grim Joke of the Laughing Skull" by Wessler and Nino

What it is, Groove-ophiles! Today let's dig on some awesome Alex Nino art as he teams with writer Carl Wessler to make us squeal and squirm! From DC Special Series #4 (Unexpected Special 1977), here comes the "Grim Joke of the Laughing Skull"!

Grooviest Covers of All Time: Neal Adams--6 from '69

Greetings, Groove-ophiles! Just for fun, here are six Neal Adams DC masterpieces from 1969. What more could any comics fiend want for the occupation of their ocular organs?

Random Reads: "Moonlight and Mayhem!" by Wessler and Wildey

Ya know, Groove-ophiles, the great Doug Wildey (Jonny Quest and Rio creator, don'tcha know) didn't do nearly enough comicbook work during the Groovy Age. A few issues of a DC war mag here, an ish of Jonah Hex there. But when he did draw a story...WOW! Here's some Wildey magic on a forgotten fear-fable written by Carl Wessler from DC's Unexpected #193 (June 1979) called "Moonlight and Mayhem!" Dig it, baby!

Groove's Faves: "The Dead Don't Cry" by Oleck, Rogers, and Layton

What's up, Groove-ophiles! Ol' Groove was always a fan of penciler Marshall Rogers and inker Bob Layton--two great talents who rarely worked together. I know they had at least one artistic collaboration--on a fear-filled, Frankenstein-inspired fable by Jack Oleck from The Unexpected #191 (February 1979)! Here's "The Dead Don't Cry"...

Admiring Adams: 40 Years Ago This Month

40 years ago this month, the following comics with their far-out Neal Adams covers were being snatched up from the spinner racks...


And, yep, he even drew the interiors of the Brave and Bold and X-Men issues. No wonder we love the Groovy Age!!