Chris talks about some of the great T Shirts he had back in the day.

Did you have any favorite T Shirts? Tell us about them.

Chris talks about his introduction to the Dick Tracy comic strip. 

Did you love Dick Tracy or follow other newspaper comic strips? Tell us about it.

Join Chris as he shares meeting some of his favorite costumed characters, this one is a lot of fun!

Do you remember meeting favorite costumed characters as a kid? Tell us about them.

Welcome to Professor Frenzy’s Bedtime Stories.

Today’s story is Horror House from The Vault of Horror  #15, the October/November issue from 1950. It was written by Bill Gaines and Al Feldstein and the art was by Johnny Craig.

Chris talks about his experiences with 80s Indie Comics. What were you reading back in the 80's? Anything weird and unusual? Tell us about it.

Welcome to Professor Frenzy’s Bedtime Stories.

Today’s story is Man From the Grave from The Haunt of Fear  #4, the November/December issue from 1950. It was written by Bill Gaines and Al Feldstein and the art was by Wally Wood.

Chris talks about how his Dad got him into Old Time Radio.

Have you ever listened to any Old Time Radio or other radio shows either on the radio or as podcasts? Tell us about your favorites.

Welcome to Professor Frenzy’s Bedtime Stories.

Today’s story is The Living Mummy from The Haunt of Fear  #4, the November/December issue from 1950. It was written by Bill Gaines and Al Feldstein and the art was by Jack Davis.

When you are a kid anything older than a year is OLD. Chris tells about some books he thought were old when he was young.

Did you ever have a comic, movie, music, or a TV show you thought was OLD that you wouldn't today? Tell us about it.

Welcome to Professor Frenzy’s Bedtime Stories created especially for Monster Kid Radio. 

In this segment I am going to tell you a story from EC Horror Comics. 

Today’s story is The Tunnel of Terror. It is from The Haunt of Fear  #4, the November/December issue from 1950. It was written by Bill Gaines and Al Feldstein and the art was by Jack Kamen.