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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Mystery of the Ghost Boy Solved!
We’re back again with another negative from the collection of 200 glass negatives shot by John B Capewell of Westville, NJ about 100 years ago. This is a follow-up to last week’s post featuring a ghostly figure in front of … Continue reading
Truck Mascots – The Family Guy Edition
I spotted this Truck Mascot on 12th Street in what is known as Center City in Philadelphia. It’s a Peter Griffin doll from Family Guy, and he looks relatively new to wind up as the mascot on a commercial trash … Continue reading
Posted in Truck Mascots
Tagged doll, Family Guy, garbage, hauler, Mack, mascot, Peter Griffin, refuse, stuffed animal, trash
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Mikey Wild
On Saturday, I was shopping on 9th Street in Philadelphia’s Italian Market. I spotted an older woman at one of the stands who looked vaguely familiar. It wasn’t until I got a little closer and saw a table full of … Continue reading
Posted in News, Philadelphia
Tagged Dracula, Italian Market, John Lennon, Mikey Wild, punk rock, Vincent Price
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Record Riot!
Why bother with those over-priced record shops when you can own a radio station worth of HITS for less than 3 bucks?
Posted in What I Miss About Comics
Tagged 1966, comic book, comics, dance, DC, party, romance
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Racket Squad!
Here’s a relic from the early 1950s that I had never heard of until the lovely and talented Tina Garceau had bought me one of those inexpensive DVD gift sets of old television shows that had lapsed into the public … Continue reading
Friday 5
For the time being, this is going to be a new feature on Fridays here at Willceau Illo – Friday 5. It’s my version of the infamous “Rule 5 Friday” based on a theory that if you want a wildly … Continue reading
Posted in Collage, Food, Friday Five, Illustration, News
Tagged collage, fine dining, Friday Five, roosters, Rule 5 Friday, Tina Garceau, ugly food, vintage
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The Return of Frosty and The Mystery of the Ghost Boy
Frosty the Snowman promised he would be back again one day, and here he is! He’s returned from his bitter fate at the receiving end of a firing squad and was reformed to enjoy another wintry day in the Southern … Continue reading