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TV

Sitcoms

I watch extremely little TV now, as it is largely all junk and a horrible waste of time. But I do enjoy some sitcoms, with Frasier being my present favorite. I am also a huge fan of Seinfeld and used to watch a lot of Cheers. While those shows are extremely different in "tone," they are also all superbly well written. And yes, funny!

Comics

I still love Marvel comics from the 60s and early 70s, in particular these:

The X-Men by Roy Thomas & Neil Adams & Tom Palmer

The Silver Surfer by Stan Lee & John Buscema

The Fantastic Four by Stan Lee & Jack Kirby & Joe Sinnott

Nick Fury, Agent of Shield by Jim Steranko

Howard the Duck by Stever Gerber and Gene Colan

Conan the Barbarian by Roy Thomas & Barry Smith

And all right, a few DC titles:

Deadman by various writers & Neil Adams

The Batman by Dennis O'Neill & Neil Adams

Swamp Thing by Len Wein & Berni Wrightson

And these newspaper strips are always funny and often profound:

B.C.  by Johnny Hart

The Wizard of Id by Johnny Hart and Brett Parker

Peanuts by Charles M. Schultz

Fantasy Art

Frank Frazetta - always awesome!

Boris Vallejo (his early stuff - his later is too slick and photographic)

Other commercial art

Leyendecker, Rockwell, Vargas . . .