AZR-0 is the name of a species of robots from an illustrated journal purported to be part of a scientific survey of the remote planet AZR by robologist Verdie Z. Goodsey in the year 2378. While the...

Bunchy, the “only soft drink with genuine simulated gold flakes”, began in the 1950s as a small brand popular in the southwest. Originally advertised as a western-themed soft drink (and, in fact, “...

Cooper MacDougall is a writer and illustrator best known for his "Spooky Ghost" series of children's books. His work has garnered several awards, including the Meekersville Municipal Prize for Publ...

Cudworth-Hooper began in the 1920s as a supplier of farming equipment, and as their success with hog oilers grew, so did their inventory. Today there are over 36 divisions of Cudworth-Hooper, makin...

Curio and Co. flexes its creative muscles in design and storytelling in a variety of shapes and forms.

Frank and His Friend was a popular newspaper comic in the late 1970s and early 1980s, featuring an inventive and enthusiastic unnamed child and his rag doll named Frank. The comic was created by Cl...

The Mank Museum of Comics and Animation is one of the world's most prestigious museums for the popular arts, and holds among their collections important pieces by Clarence ‘Otis’ Dooley and drawing...

The music label who brought you the catalog of Rex Ensemble and many more of the greatest sounds in jazz and funk.

Oberpfaffendorfer, founded in the early 1900s, is a family-run company manufacturing packaged foods. With roots in German-speaking Switzerland, the company is as known for its family loyalty as it ...

Ringer Publishing (with imprints Ringer Publishing Paperbacks, Ringer Children's Classics and Ringer Comics) is a publisher of inexpensive books for the mass market. Founded in the late 1940s, Ring...

Roger Believe is an Italian comic from the 1980s and 1990s, published by Bernardo Fiaccacolo Editore in Milan. Roger Believe is often compared to similar Italian comics from the same time period, s...

Spaceman Jax and the Galactic Adventures was first broadcast in 1961, sponsored by Sunnington Morn Breakfast Cereals. It was created by Bill Pendergast and Leo Ulrich, and designed by Philip La Ca...

Sunnington Morn was a manufacturer of breakfast cereals, and with their sugary cereals such as Double Scoop, they were a major sponsor of animated TV shows in the 1960s, such as Spaceman Jax and th...

The Tarot of Musterberg is a deck of tarot cards with an interesting history. Created sometime in the early 1700s, the design became popular for its unique inclusion of a 79th card: The Musterberg ...