I'm gradually collecting the hardcover archive editions. Just one every few months, because they are pretty expensive.

Vault of Horror was Tales From the Crypt's sister title back in the 50s, along with The Haunt of Fear. It was hosted by the Vault Keeper.

The New Rolling Stone Album Guide from 2004 gave Number of the Beast 3.5 stars which is still way too low. And Piece of Mind got two? What the hell?! Not appreciating Maiden means you lack ears, a heart, and/or balls.

Who is this vs.?! Who are we doing this vs.?!

She's like "It's not like I can say no!"

Was he the one who had Richter and Shatterstar come out of the closet and Rob Liefield got really upset over it?

They've had Hell's Kitchen on for years.

One of those Go Nagai 70s animes (Mazinger Z?) had a 'female' giant robot that shot missiles out of her breasts.

Obviously, the stage version is best enjoyed (as with many things in life) when you are drunk and rowdy.

The Merry-Go-Round broke down!

Because they're the NUMBER 1 network always and forever. Yep, tv will never change! They're INVINCIBLE!!!

I'm waiting for Sasso, the all Will Sasso content streaming channel. I am prepared to wait for a very long time.

I want to believe it could be good.

Cause they're the bad guys!

He was already pretty emo to begin with.

I also like that the definition of 'Star' is in the past tense.

That ditzy secretary from Ferris Bueller? And Planes, Trains and Automobiles? That red haired lady?

I just realized that Man of Steel is an adaption of Miracleman/Marvelman, not Superman.

I'm sad the entry isn't just "Where they have the Wars."

We Have Always Been At War With Energizer.