GREAT FALLS — Collecting comes in all shapes and sizes. But for one Montana man, it's the spinach-loving sailor that caught ...

Horror is a brilliant, often under-appreciated genre. Despite routine profitability and the centrality of a good scare to the ...

Tommy Lynch reports on Colin Maynard of Great Falls, who has amassed an amazing "Popeye" collection over the decades.

The early version of the cartoon sailor is now in public domain, and he's already the star of a slasher movie.

As developers plan to demolish an abandoned spinach canning factory to make way for new waterfront condos, a group of friends ...

"Hey, there!" Castor said. "Are you a sailor?" Popeye, hat in place, pipe between his lips and anchor tattoo on his hairy arm, squinted down at him: "'Ja think I'm a cowboy?" Fast-forward most of ...

Well Popeye must have entered the public domain. I wasn’t aware of that before, but it must be true because the spinach-loving sailor is the latest iconic character getting an uninspired ...