Happy Saturday everyone! I hope everyone has a great weekend! This is the 1980 The Incredible Hulk issue 92.

Here is a ticket for the World Premiere of Batman! At the door the Usher asked for my ticket and wanted to keep it. I asked if I could keep mine. She gave it back and here we are! It was a star studded night! Everyone wanted to go see this movie so they had it screen in the theater across the street from the Village in Westwood. The group Van Halen were a couple rows in front of me.

This 1964 Korak Son of Tarzan comic was given to me by my grandfather (my dad’s father) back when I was about 8 or 9 years old. It is one of the very few items I have of his. This cherished piece will always be in my PC.

Both versions signed by Ray Park

This short run comic series ran about 10 issues during the early 70’s at the height of the Kung Fu movie boom. Not much is known about them, but I was told by various comic artists (who are familiar with that time), that Mexico and S. America were translating the Shang Chi comics into Spanish and there was a high demand for them. They decided to publish weekly (while the series ran monthly in the US). Soon they ran out of stories to translate. Marvel gace them permission to create their own stories and characters to help fill the demand. So this is how La Chika de Kung Fu was created. These issues are getting more and more difficult to find these days.