Inventing Dangerous Shit For Fun & Profit

...sounds good to me The Doclopedia #461 The Alphabet, Again: W is for...Wicked Sisterhood NOTE: You can find out more about Andromeda Andropoulis here:http://www.thedociverse.com/andromeda-andropoulis.html#axzz1qlEYhRc0 ) The Wicked Sisterhood is a Victorian Era group of independently minded female criminals assembled by Andromeda Andropoulis, the greatest criminal mastermind of her day. Andromeda (Andi Andi to her very … Continue reading Inventing Dangerous Shit For Fun & Profit

Not In This Issue: Creamed Peas, Mayan Gold Or Dilbys

...we could have used that Mayan gold The Doclopedia #459 The Alphabet, Again: W is for...Waldo Brothers In 1972, Harold and Matt Waldo, two brothers from Rumskyville, Ohio, came into a bit of money ($15,000.00) and decided to use it to travel around the country investigating strange legends and stuff like that. Armed with two … Continue reading Not In This Issue: Creamed Peas, Mayan Gold Or Dilbys

The Ice Cream Dwarves And The Cupcake Elves Go To War!

...against the Vegetable Fairies The Doclopedia #434 The Alphabet, Again: O is for...Orok The Unstoppable On Earth 3, giant monster movies had a longer and more lucrative run than they did on our world. The 1972 release of “Orok the Unstoppable” is widely regarded as the pinnacle of the giant monster movie craze. While the … Continue reading The Ice Cream Dwarves And The Cupcake Elves Go To War!

Chapter 39: In Which Our Hero Rides Off To War, But Not Until Thrashing The Wicked Vicar And Setting Free The Goose

...the goose was very grateful The Doclopedia #430 The Alphabet, Again: M is for...Mikwitz Mikwitz are tiny two inch tall humanoids native to certain fantasy versions of Earth. Possessed of both great speed and a great potential for mischief, they are the bane of Wizards and Alchemists. A single Mikwitz, or worse yet a small … Continue reading Chapter 39: In Which Our Hero Rides Off To War, But Not Until Thrashing The Wicked Vicar And Setting Free The Goose

A Duck Named Chuck Driving A Truck Loaned A Buck To Huck, Who Was Down On His Luck

...but Huck was a schmuck The Doclopedia #427 The Alphabet, Again: L is for...Lirxorvizl On the Earth where technology and magic hold equal sway, the insane god Lirxorvizl once tried to destroy all who did not worship him, which would have been pretty much everybody. Fortunately for the people of the world, he only had … Continue reading A Duck Named Chuck Driving A Truck Loaned A Buck To Huck, Who Was Down On His Luck

Not In This Issue: Geese, Hawaiian Shirts Or Road Repair Warnings

...although we do regret the lack of geese The Doclopedia #416 The Alphabet, Again: H is for...Hector The Selector Hector the Selector, a name given to him by the newspapers of Miami, was a serial killer active in the Miami/Dade County area from April 14th to July 11th, 1977. He killed 10 people ranging in … Continue reading Not In This Issue: Geese, Hawaiian Shirts Or Road Repair Warnings

Today’s Blog Is Presented In Wide Screen Blog-O-Vision

...with extra terrifying Post-O-Rama! The Doclopedia #415 The Alphabet, Again: G is for...Ground Shaker Ground Shakers are the 300 ton helltanks used by the Army of the Americas in their war against Asia United and the Second European Union for the liberation of Africa. These huge tanks, officially known as the H-3 Cybertank, are semi-autonomous … Continue reading Today’s Blog Is Presented In Wide Screen Blog-O-Vision

The Most Likely Radical, Yet Still All American, Story Of Mostly Purple Patty And The Vanishing Toaster

...co-starring her favorite teacher, Miss Bunwacker The Doclopedia is BACK! Enjoy, Faithful Readers! The Doclopedia #414 The Alphabet, Again: G is for...Golden Gate Bridge Listen, kid, places have power! So do names, especially well known names. When you put them together, a well known place with a powerful name, you've got something a wizard can … Continue reading The Most Likely Radical, Yet Still All American, Story Of Mostly Purple Patty And The Vanishing Toaster