In one of the last issues of DC Comics Presents, they had a stretchy-guy teamup:

Given Scott McCloud's appearance on the list, I'm surprised that his year-long stint on "Superman Adventures" doesn't get a mention.  It's quite good, IMO even better than the more-acclaimed Mark Millar run that followed.  (Though perhaps it helps that McCloud had a better artist in Rick Burchett.)

Coulton's "Baby Got Back" was the fifth installment in a 52-week series of songs that he released over the course of a single year.  Of those 52 songs, just SIX were covers.  The other 46?  His own music.

A successful city guy who's suddenly saddled with raising his sister's kids?

A successful city guy who's suddenly saddled with raising his sister's kids?

No he isn't, because he died early in production, not late, and so they cut him out completely.  The whole thing is confirmed by Varney's collaborator Coke Sams in this interview:
http://knowtheartist.com/he…

No he isn't, because he died early in production, not late, and so they cut him out completely.  The whole thing is confirmed by Varney's collaborator Coke Sams in this interview:
http://knowtheartist.com/he…

It turns out that that wasn't actually an Ernest movie, just a movie starring Jim Varney.  It was apparently completed and released as "Pirates of the Plain": http://www.imdb.com/title/t…

It turns out that that wasn't actually an Ernest movie, just a movie starring Jim Varney.  It was apparently completed and released as "Pirates of the Plain": http://www.imdb.com/title/t…

Actually, I'm surprised this hasn't been entertained more in the past.  Especially given the attempt at a Buffy cartoon.

Actually, I'm surprised this hasn't been entertained more in the past.  Especially given the attempt at a Buffy cartoon.

"creators Roger Black and Waco O’Guin"

"creators Roger Black and Waco O’Guin"