The Pink Room Journal
Classic horror, science fiction, comics, collecting, and stories from inside The Pink Room.
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Ronnie Returns: An Evening with Matt Likes Comics
Archie devotion, gothic glamour, gaming, and gifts from the Pink Room: Ronnie returns to Matt Likes Comics on October 6, 2026, at 6 p.m. Central.
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Phantom from Space: Invisible Terror, Radio Static and a Visitor from the Stars
A silent visitor crashes near Santa Monica, sheds a radioactive spacesuit and disappears into the night. Enter the Pink Room for W. Lee Wilder’s eerie 1953 science-fiction thriller…
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From MLJ to Riverdale: The Wild 85-Year History of Archie Comics
From MLJ and Bob Montana to family feuds, Kevin Keller, Riverdale, and Archie’s 2026 reinvention: the remarkable 85-year history of Riverdale.
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Comic Talk Tuesday: My First Visit with Matt Likes Comics
Before the Pink Room Picture Show, the portals, and everything that followed, Ronnie sat down with Matt Likes Comics to share her collection and the story of how…
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Cat-Women of the Moon: Lunar Glamour, Giant Spiders and Beautiful Trouble
A rocket lands on the dark side of the moon and discovers a hidden civilization of glamorous telepathic women with designs on Earth. Enter the Pink Room for…
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Tom Sutton: The Artist Who Made Horror Breathe
Tom Sutton never needed a cape, a cosmic cube, or a famous first appearance to make a comic unforgettable. From Warren’s shadowy nightmares and Charlton’s painted horrors to…
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Bronze Age Horror Comics: When the Monsters Came Back
The Comics Code loosened its grip—and the monsters came back. Explore the artists, landmark keys and collector appeal that made Bronze Age horror one of comics’ most beautiful…
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Veronica Lodge: The Original Comic Book It Girl
From Pep Comics #26 to Vampironica, Veronica Lodge has spent more than eight decades proving that glamour, confidence and comic-book credibility belong in the same room.
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Carnival of Souls: The Haunted Dream That Refuses to End
A lone survivor, an abandoned pavilion and a dance beyond the edge of life—enter the Pink Room for Herk Harvey’s haunting 1962 cult masterpiece Carnival of Souls.