One of the things I like to do is wander around antique stores and junk shops. Here's some stuff I found in Tennessee last month. This ...

by Mike Rhode  Sierra Barnes, aka Sierra Bravo, is a local webcomics creator. I'm going to lift her bio from her website, since we haven...

Dead Reckoning announces three new graphic novels in Fall 2020 . FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Great Nava...

#22 from Grand Comics Database Paul Hirsch used the papers of the Writers' War Board held in the Library of Congress, specifically...

'Could you poison your child?': images from a century of medical propaganda;  Health, history, and design collide at the National L...

A Dental Tech's Scribbles: The Collection of Bill Baltezar Andre Sobocinski The Grog - Vol 6 Number 2 - Spring 2011 online at htt...

I was filing some material at work today, and ran across this image of Donald Duck. There's two other uses of the same image in th...

I'm not an expert in Disney history, but most people know the company helped America's war effort in World War II by designing...

THE MAN BEHIND SUPERMAN COMES TO LIFE IN DAVID BAR KATZ'S THE HISTORY OF INVULNERABILITY AT THEATER J (Washington, DC) – T...

"He had his heart set on pate de foie gras. Navy chow is the best! Take all you can eat, eat all you can take! Don't be finicky!&q...

Courtesy of the US Navy's Bureau of Medicine and Surgery, the National Museum of Health and Medicine has scans of these Navy posters fro...

... and this cartoon is working its way through the comics blogosphere. It's from the Library of Congress * Title: Books are weapo...

A few months ago, I posted on a Lynn Brudon anti-malaria World War 2 cartoon in the National Museum of Health and Medicine . See the commen...

Here's another CD Batchelor cartoon from World War 2 on the dangers of venereal disease from the collection of the National Museum of He...

My colleague at the Medical Museum put up a bunch of scans of World War 2 Malaria Moe propaganda cartoons on Flickr today. The artist, Frank...

I had dropped pages 2-3 by not photographing them, but I just took a snapshot and added them in - the quality isn't as good, but it'...

Sara Duke and I went to Charlottesville yesterday to see an exhibit, but we also stopped at a bunch of antique stores to exercise our comics...