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December

How is it already December? Wreath hung just today on my front door. It is apparently my thing these days to only post to Hive every three months or so. Checks watch

Michael's Espionage Lase-O-Rama: Dr. No (1991, Criterion)

Source: LDDB.com John Strangways and his secretary are gunned down by a trio of assassins known as "The Three Blind Mice". They ransack his apartment,

MegaCon 2001: Autograph Area

Some random video from the autograph area at MegaCon 2001. You can see Bill Mumy of Babylon 5 and Lost in Space as well as William Hootkins and Richard LeParmentier

Michael's Long Box: Ninja High School, Antarctic Press, and More Words About Comics

A couple days back, I posted a tribute/review of Mangazine issue 1, the first comic book published by a tiny little start-up calling themselves "The Antartic

Michael's Long Box: Mangazine, Vol. 1 No. 1 (Antarctic Press, 1985)

If you've read any of my previous entries in this series, you know I'm a much bigger fan of the indie studios than I am the mainstream DC or Marvel books. Not because

Michael's Thriller Lase-O-Rama: Dead of Winter (1987, CBS/Fox Video)

Source: LDDB.com Katie McGovern (Mary Steenburgen), a struggling actress living with her photographer husband and college student younger brother in a tiny apartment,

Amiga Internal Memory Expansion Plus Time/Calendar (1987)

This ad for an Amiga 1000 memory upgrade is from the July 1987 issue of The Amiga Sentry. Having never owned the earliest Amiga model, I'm not all that familiar

MacLife (February 2010)

It's hard for me to think of these Macs as "retro" but this issue of MacLife is over 10 years old now. A decade is a long time in the computer world. This

EGM^2 (January 1995)

You know you've reached the height of video game magazine popularity when certain publications (i.e. EGM) feel the need to publish multiple times a month. EGM 2

Nintendo Power (November/December 1988)

This early issue of Nintendo Power from November/December 1988 would have only had the original NES to cover. Its contents include: Features Track & Field II - Here's

MegaCon 2017: John Schneider (5)

John Schneider (Bo Duke ) at the Dukes of Hazzard panel at MegaCon 2017. This photo was taken by me at MegaCon 2017 in Orlando, Florida on May 27th, 2017. EXIF data:

Attack of Titan The Final Seaon 1st Trailer Released !

Attack of Titan One of my personal Favourite Anime stories that watching the episode one by one since 2013 coming to end ! Final Season trailer released Today and

MegaCon 2017: Tom Wopat (2)

Tom Wopat (Luke Duke ) at the Dukes of Hazzard panel at MegaCon 2017. This photo was taken by me at MegaCon 2017 in Orlando, Florida on May 27th, 2017. EXIF data:

MicroComputer Printout (July 1982)

MicroComputer Printout was an early 1980s computer magazine published in the U.K. that focused on beginners in the computing world. It covered various home computers

MegaCon 2017: Catherine Bach (Daisy Duke)(1)

Catherine Bach (Daisy Duke ) at the Dukes of Hazzard panel at MegaCon 2017. This photo was taken by me at MegaCon 2017 in Orlando, Florida on May 27th, 2017. EXIF

Video Games (October 1982)

Video Games was one of a number of early video game magazines that were born just in time to die an early death due to the video game crash of that time period.

Avalon Hill’s Under Fire! (Commodore 64)

Avalon Hill's Under Fire! was the war game to have when it was released. It was a tactical World War II land combat simulator. The graphics were pretty basic but

Amazing Computing’s Tech Amiga Volume 1, Number 3

AC's Tech for the Commodore Amiga was a technically oriented magazine for the Commodore Amiga...but you probably got that from the title. Volume 1, Number 3 includes:

TI-99/4A

I'm not sure what the popularity of the TI-99/4A in the U.K was but that is where the above ad is from. Here in the U.S., it had a very brief period of popularity.

Jojo's Bizarre Adventure – Anime Parts Ranked.

5.) Golden Experience While easily the worst part of the anime so far, it says something about the show that it's still enjoyable to watch. I do love Mista, Abbachio,