More 4th of July photos

My pal Greg Pair does some great canvas art that you will see in my TV episode Sunday night (They even used some of his prints in the show's open). I didn't know there were 2 versions of this cover, until Greg pointed out. I have the other (posted below). My favorite Stooges comic book cover. #thethreestooges

Updated Schedule (Haunting in Hammond is 11 - 7 with Butch Patrick and The Munsters cars as well!) ...still adding a few more appearances!

Travelin' Man

Independence day!

Riders on the Storm (we had a small 4th of July storm just before I believe)

Uncle Sam Magoo

Happy Rankin/Bass 4th!

MAD Magazine shut down for me a very long time ago......

I loved MAD when artists such as Jack Davis, Paul Coker, Jr., Wally Wood, Jack Rickard, Norman Mingo, Bob Clarke, etc.  Were filling pages of the magazine with exceptional art!   Jack Davis told me he decided to stop working for the magazine, when it became "Too Raunchy."   Paul Coker, Jr. recently retired from the magazine when it moved from New York.   My friend Tom Richmond is a great artist too!    If you ask me, the magazine brought this on themselves, when it switched to being a one-sided Political thing.   That was never what MAD was about.

Set your DVR for Sunday night at 9 PM Central on ME TV

I will be on Radio Once More with my good friends Johnny and Helen Holmes on July 24th at 8 PM Central time

It will be about a 45 minute Christmas in July Interview!   www.radiooncemore.com

Merry Christmas in July! Let me know if you want me to bring the Santa Animagic figure to an event with me!

C. 2019 Miser Bros Press/Red Sled Santa

We are getting ready for our Independence day festivities!

Another fine Birthday present hung! Pardners insert poster with Lon Chaney, Jr.!

Birthday dinner #4! This one with Sara at PF Chang's

Christmas in July at Rosebud Antiques

Glenn Strange

A post from Gerry Davila: In honor of the 40th Anniversary of the release of the Rankin/Bass flick “Rudolph and Frosty’s Christmas in July”, here are some pics of me with Paul Coker, Jr., designer of many Rankin/Bass characters, and Rick Goldschmidt, official Rankin/Bass biographer

Birthday Lunch #3