Brent Michaud
@brentmichaud.bsky.social
Interested in almost everything. Comics, cinema and Old Time Radio are current obsessions.
Or, better scenario, I find Zarabeth.
November 30, 2025 at 4:21 AM
Or, better scenario, I find Zarabeth.
I, for one, look forward to our new Ice Age.
I live in Montreal, and, having seen QUINTET, know all the rules of the Assassination Game.
I live in Montreal, and, having seen QUINTET, know all the rules of the Assassination Game.
November 30, 2025 at 4:21 AM
I, for one, look forward to our new Ice Age.
I live in Montreal, and, having seen QUINTET, know all the rules of the Assassination Game.
I live in Montreal, and, having seen QUINTET, know all the rules of the Assassination Game.
I knew this reminded me of something.
November 29, 2025 at 2:58 PM
I knew this reminded me of something.
Tonight's movie is Michael Mann's first film and one I've been meaning to see for years.
I've been listening to the Tangerine Dream soundtrack since it came out in 1981, but somehow I kept missing my opportunity to see it.
Really looking forward to seeing Tuesday Weld.
I've been listening to the Tangerine Dream soundtrack since it came out in 1981, but somehow I kept missing my opportunity to see it.
Really looking forward to seeing Tuesday Weld.
November 27, 2025 at 2:01 AM
Tonight's movie is Michael Mann's first film and one I've been meaning to see for years.
I've been listening to the Tangerine Dream soundtrack since it came out in 1981, but somehow I kept missing my opportunity to see it.
Really looking forward to seeing Tuesday Weld.
I've been listening to the Tangerine Dream soundtrack since it came out in 1981, but somehow I kept missing my opportunity to see it.
Really looking forward to seeing Tuesday Weld.
BASEBALL THRILLS 2 August 1951
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Norman Saunders.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Norman Saunders.
November 26, 2025 at 11:20 PM
BASEBALL THRILLS 2 August 1951
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Norman Saunders.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Norman Saunders.
PJF does a similar one on Doc Savage.
Then he writes three pastiche novels featuring Lord Grandrith and Doc Caliban, their analogues.
They are A FEAST UNKNOWN, LORD OF THE TREES and THE MAD GOBLIN.
Then he writes three pastiche novels featuring Lord Grandrith and Doc Caliban, their analogues.
They are A FEAST UNKNOWN, LORD OF THE TREES and THE MAD GOBLIN.
November 26, 2025 at 9:23 PM
PJF does a similar one on Doc Savage.
Then he writes three pastiche novels featuring Lord Grandrith and Doc Caliban, their analogues.
They are A FEAST UNKNOWN, LORD OF THE TREES and THE MAD GOBLIN.
Then he writes three pastiche novels featuring Lord Grandrith and Doc Caliban, their analogues.
They are A FEAST UNKNOWN, LORD OF THE TREES and THE MAD GOBLIN.
I had the rest of this series for years since I am a big Fritz Leiber fan, but never saw the first issue.
Three years ago a shop was having a 75% off sale and I walked out with this baby for $5.
Three years ago a shop was having a 75% off sale and I walked out with this baby for $5.
November 26, 2025 at 2:29 PM
I had the rest of this series for years since I am a big Fritz Leiber fan, but never saw the first issue.
Three years ago a shop was having a 75% off sale and I walked out with this baby for $5.
Three years ago a shop was having a 75% off sale and I walked out with this baby for $5.
BASEBALL THRILLS 10 (first issue) Summer 1951
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Norman Saunders.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Norman Saunders.
November 26, 2025 at 12:14 AM
BASEBALL THRILLS 10 (first issue) Summer 1951
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Norman Saunders.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Norman Saunders.
Tonight's movie is Seijun Suzuki's first Cinemascope film from 1958.
According to the packaging, "This wildly inventive early noir sees him infectiously playing with genre rules and gender stereotypes".
Sounds fun!
According to the packaging, "This wildly inventive early noir sees him infectiously playing with genre rules and gender stereotypes".
Sounds fun!
November 26, 2025 at 12:09 AM
Tonight's movie is Seijun Suzuki's first Cinemascope film from 1958.
According to the packaging, "This wildly inventive early noir sees him infectiously playing with genre rules and gender stereotypes".
Sounds fun!
According to the packaging, "This wildly inventive early noir sees him infectiously playing with genre rules and gender stereotypes".
Sounds fun!
It was so rare to see them play, but I loved this design.
And I like the first two uniforms too.
And I like the first two uniforms too.
November 25, 2025 at 5:25 PM
It was so rare to see them play, but I loved this design.
And I like the first two uniforms too.
And I like the first two uniforms too.
AMAZING ADVENTURES 6 Fall 1952
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Bernie Krigstein.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Bernie Krigstein.
November 24, 2025 at 10:39 PM
AMAZING ADVENTURES 6 Fall 1952
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Bernie Krigstein.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Bernie Krigstein.
Tonight's movie is Abbott and Costello's first film appearance.
I've never seen it, but I imagine they won't have much of a presence in it, but it has songs by Jerome Kern, so that should be interesting.
And it's always fun to see Bill Frawley.
I've never seen it, but I imagine they won't have much of a presence in it, but it has songs by Jerome Kern, so that should be interesting.
And it's always fun to see Bill Frawley.
November 24, 2025 at 10:35 PM
Tonight's movie is Abbott and Costello's first film appearance.
I've never seen it, but I imagine they won't have much of a presence in it, but it has songs by Jerome Kern, so that should be interesting.
And it's always fun to see Bill Frawley.
I've never seen it, but I imagine they won't have much of a presence in it, but it has songs by Jerome Kern, so that should be interesting.
And it's always fun to see Bill Frawley.
RIP Udo Kier.
Unforgettable in BLOOD FOR DRACULA.
"The blood of these whores is killing me!"
And FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN.
"To know death, Otto, you have to fuck life... in the gall bladder!"
Unforgettable in BLOOD FOR DRACULA.
"The blood of these whores is killing me!"
And FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN.
"To know death, Otto, you have to fuck life... in the gall bladder!"
November 24, 2025 at 1:08 AM
RIP Udo Kier.
Unforgettable in BLOOD FOR DRACULA.
"The blood of these whores is killing me!"
And FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN.
"To know death, Otto, you have to fuck life... in the gall bladder!"
Unforgettable in BLOOD FOR DRACULA.
"The blood of these whores is killing me!"
And FLESH FOR FRANKENSTEIN.
"To know death, Otto, you have to fuck life... in the gall bladder!"
One of the best costumes ever.
McFarlane almost pulled it off, but the trunks should have a higher waist.
McFarlane almost pulled it off, but the trunks should have a higher waist.
November 24, 2025 at 12:55 AM
One of the best costumes ever.
McFarlane almost pulled it off, but the trunks should have a higher waist.
McFarlane almost pulled it off, but the trunks should have a higher waist.
I remember JUST IMAGINE as being in that category.
November 23, 2025 at 7:24 PM
I remember JUST IMAGINE as being in that category.
AMAZING ADVENTURES 5 October-November 1951
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Allen Anderson.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Allen Anderson.
November 23, 2025 at 5:05 PM
AMAZING ADVENTURES 5 October-November 1951
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Allen Anderson.
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Allen Anderson.
AMAZING ADVENTURES 4 July-August 1951
Published by Ziff-Davis
Art by Allen Anderson.
Published by Ziff-Davis
Art by Allen Anderson.
November 22, 2025 at 6:18 PM
AMAZING ADVENTURES 4 July-August 1951
Published by Ziff-Davis
Art by Allen Anderson.
Published by Ziff-Davis
Art by Allen Anderson.
AMAZING ADVENTURES 3 May-June 1951
Published by differ avid
Art by Norman Saunders.
Published by differ avid
Art by Norman Saunders.
November 21, 2025 at 9:14 PM
AMAZING ADVENTURES 3 May-June 1951
Published by differ avid
Art by Norman Saunders.
Published by differ avid
Art by Norman Saunders.
One of my favourite films was shot in the Camargue.
November 21, 2025 at 3:57 AM
One of my favourite films was shot in the Camargue.
Later that evening.
November 21, 2025 at 2:46 AM
Later that evening.
AMAZING ADVENTURES 2 May 1951
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Allen Anderson
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Allen Anderson
November 20, 2025 at 5:01 PM
AMAZING ADVENTURES 2 May 1951
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Allen Anderson
Published by Ziff-Davis.
Art by Allen Anderson
Up here in Canada.
November 20, 2025 at 1:54 AM
Up here in Canada.
Now you've gotta build a Sopwith Camel from scratch.
November 19, 2025 at 9:21 PM
Now you've gotta build a Sopwith Camel from scratch.
Never saw this on the racks, but I did get issue 2 which I then read countless times.
I think it had the first mention of the STAR WARS novel when Luke was still called Starkiller.
Had a subscription as of issue 4.
I think it had the first mention of the STAR WARS novel when Luke was still called Starkiller.
Had a subscription as of issue 4.
November 19, 2025 at 9:13 PM
Never saw this on the racks, but I did get issue 2 which I then read countless times.
I think it had the first mention of the STAR WARS novel when Luke was still called Starkiller.
Had a subscription as of issue 4.
I think it had the first mention of the STAR WARS novel when Luke was still called Starkiller.
Had a subscription as of issue 4.
Picked up all 10 volumes of BAREFOOT GEN for a dollar each.
I've been meaning to read this ever since I read a review of it in THE COMICS JOURNAL in the early 80s.
Now there is no excuse.
(While doing alt-text it changed to DEN D'HIROSHIMA. Now I am imagining Corben drawing it.)
I've been meaning to read this ever since I read a review of it in THE COMICS JOURNAL in the early 80s.
Now there is no excuse.
(While doing alt-text it changed to DEN D'HIROSHIMA. Now I am imagining Corben drawing it.)
November 19, 2025 at 9:06 PM
Picked up all 10 volumes of BAREFOOT GEN for a dollar each.
I've been meaning to read this ever since I read a review of it in THE COMICS JOURNAL in the early 80s.
Now there is no excuse.
(While doing alt-text it changed to DEN D'HIROSHIMA. Now I am imagining Corben drawing it.)
I've been meaning to read this ever since I read a review of it in THE COMICS JOURNAL in the early 80s.
Now there is no excuse.
(While doing alt-text it changed to DEN D'HIROSHIMA. Now I am imagining Corben drawing it.)