Not '3D'. Just Double 'D'.

I, STEVERINO have returned yet again to pull from the Big Box something you may have missed...or not. This comic might have poked you in the eyesand said "Buy Me" or at the very least "Pick Me Up and Fondle Me". Blue BulleteerAC Comics (Americomics): No. 1, 1989 "Double Trouble for Lady Luger"story/layouts:Bill Black  pencils:Bill lux  inks:John Dell & Bill Luxletters:Walter Paisley  grey tones:Rebekah Black Where to start? When I reached into the Big Box andgrabbed onto this I was at first a little intimidatedand then became exicited. I thought "great I'll readthis thing and rip it for the obvious...

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Kyle Ferrin

What can I say people?You are in for "...an Extra Precious Experience...". Kyle Ferrin I was born in the Great State of Utah around 23 years ago, and have lived in a town called Farmington for a majority on my life. My first introduction to comics was from watching the X-Men and Batman TV shows on Saturday mornings before going out to work in the orchard or shovel the snow. I'm the oldest of eight kids, and as my mom always says,  "We just didn't know you were anything special  when it came to art until you went to kindergarten, because we had nothing to compare a 4 year old who could draw Garfield strips from memory to."...

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Hey Goalie, Ya Got Some Nerd On You.

(Jean Sebastian-Giguere of the Anaheim Mighty Ducks wearing what appears to be a Terminator Duck) A goalie's mask is probably the most personal piece of equipment in all of sports. It does, in fact, save their face from a blistering rubber disc going 90-100 mph; but it also allows them to express their individuality. Hand painted masks that display where they come from, nicknames they might have, and their interests. Some of these goalies share a common interest with those of us who enjoy the "nerdier" side of life. I was going through a list of goalie masks in the NHL when I came across a Spider Man painted mask. That got me thinking, how...

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