For our final look at the Groovy Age of Marvel Olympics, we go to 1980 Moscow , where--what? Excuse me, sir? Say hello to President Jimmy Ca...

Welcome back, culture lovers! You've behaved so well (and you ate all your broccoli!), that Ol ' Groove decided to lay yet another l...

Do you remember the Montreal Olympics of 1976 ? Nadia Comăneci , the U.S. boxing dream team of Sugar Ray Leonard , Leon Spinks , Michael Sp...

There is no doubt that Neal Adams was one of the top Batman artists of the Groovy Age, and here is proof. The giant, frightening figures of ...

I first discovered Joe Staton's far-out pencil stylings when I nabbed the first issue of E-Man off the top of a stack of comics waitin...

Yep, Ol' Groove is starting another semi-series (like Comics You Might Never See Again, the Grooviest Covers of All Time, Still Going, a...

Ol' Groove's a bit under the weather today, so instead of leaving you high and dry with no post for the day, here's a piece I di...

Another of the grooviest comicbook covers of all time, Giant-Size Super-Stars #1 (and only!). There are plenty of great Thing vs. Hulk cov...

What? You didn't know Superman is Lois Lane 's second husband? I ain't jivin'! Y'see, way back in Lois Lane #105 (cover...

Check out the cover to Warren's The Spirit #11 (cover dated December, 1975). Is it just me, or does Plaster of Paris look like Sally Str...

A great comicbook creator is kinda like the Energizer Bunny; their careers keep going and going. Here's a couple artists who kept me goi...

One of the greatest "free surprise gifts" I ever got my hands on was the great Marvel Treasury Edition #4 featuring Conan. I had ...