Fred gets an out of the blue communiqué from unknown relatives, prompting a few uncomfortable revelations about his family history and mashed potatoes…

Fred reflects on his college-bound daughter’s early, Buffy-spawned childhood fascination with the undead…

Fred decides to celebrate the holiday season the right way – with werewolves!

Fred returns after an extended hiatus with a brand new illustrated bit o’ cyber-comedy…

Fred celebrates his 100th column with a visit from a famous green-skinned pal, plus a very special – tho cryptic – announcement…

Fred recounts a father-daughter trip to see the son of a Beatle named John in a giant Egg one April evening…

Fred has one of his best days ever when he gets a surprise phone call from the man behind SpongeBob, Tom Kenny, and his musical cohort Andy Paley…

From deep within his incredibly mysterious and awesomely immense vault (or just stuck in a box), Fred uncovers a lost comic project that he’s chosen to dust off and share with you, his faithful, ever-lovin’ readers…

The Hulk fulfills Dr. Hook’s dream, as Fred recounts details of his guest lecturer teaching stint in the art class of the man who illustrated that classic cover, the legendary Herb Trimpe…

Fred returns with a brand new illustrated interview with the recently deceased Captain America, chatting from beyond the grave…

Fred asks the eternal question – would I make the same choices as Charlie Droople? You know you’ve asked yourself that numerous times…

Spurred on by the recent Oscar season, Fred dives into his cinephile past for his own comment-filled trip down Academy Award-winning memory lane…

Fred refrains from going off half-cocked about a prickly piece of Spidey continuity that left him with a bad taste in his mouth…

Fred has gotten out the drawing board and created an all-new adventure, and learns that criticizing Superman might not be a terribly smart thing to do…

Fred cracks open his online version of the warehouse from RAIDERS OF THE LOST ARK to unveil a lost tale, “The Massacre of the Innocents”…

A young firebrand Fred draws the ire of legendary Marvel Comics writer/editor Roy Thomas…

Fred waxes Hembeckian on the oft-overlooked Beach Boy, Al Jardine…

Fred takes a page from the past and tells the tale of when Fred met both the silver age JLA and the golden age JSA…

A tale of Fred being in the dark, in oh so many ways… And how 86 is not just an Agent number…

Fred presents a frank and open discussion of a shock-laden mid-sixties Superman Family entry…

Fred brings the year to a close with a special look at the many faces of Santa Claus…

Fred has nothing but LOVE for the newest release from the Fab Four, and even shares a cover where the Fabs met the Bat…

Fred returns with his nifty cover redos and a pocketful of anecdotes, all in prelude to next week’s Beatles LOVE-fest…

Fred waxes poetic about his favorite undersea denizen and the most famous inhabitant of Bikini Bottom, SpongeBob SquarePants…

Fred digs into the vault and uncovers a clutch of illos done for a very special trading card set that almost no one has seen…