34-year-old David Gonzalez recently bought an abandoned house in Elbow Lake, Minnesota for $10,100.  David remodels and flips houses, and that was his plan here.

The house had old newspaper instead of insulation, so he cracked into the walls to fix that.  And sitting there with the old newspaper was a comic book . . . the most valuable comic book OF ALL TIME.

David found a copy of Action Comics Number One from 1938, which is the first appearance of SUPERMAN.  In mint condition, it's worth at least $2 MILLION.

But this one wasn't in mint condition . . . and its condition QUICKLY got worse after David found it.  His in-laws saw it, got excited about it, and tried to grab it out of his hands.  In the process, they TORE it . . . which knocked about $75,000 off its value.

The comic will still be EXTREMELY valuable though.  It's being auctioned off online and the bidding is already up over $135,000 with about three weeks to go.  That's ten times more than David paid for the house.

I'd have such mixed feelings if I found this book myself.  I'd be excited for whatever it's worth, but always thinking "What Could've Been" if it was in better shape.  According to the auction site the cover is detatched from the comic... Eccchhh.  Would I read it

If you don't love women's pro wrestling, here's what you're missing:  Last night on WWE "Monday Night Raw", Divas A.J. LEE and LAYLAwent at it.  And I mean they REALLY went at it.

The match ended when A.J. hooked Layla in her devastating submission move, the Black Widow, forcing Layla to TAP OUT.  But when Layla tapped, she tapped on one of A.J.'s luscious buttocks.  (!!!)

Now, the way this move is applied, it's understandable that Layla HAD to tap where she did.  But after a couple taps, Layla then SQUEEZED said buttock. 

Which I'm pretty sure is NOT mentioned anywhere in the "submitting to one's opponent" section of the pro rasslin' rulebook.

Don't you wished you had voted for A.J. Lee in my bracket of the NCTnA?

(Here's video.  The very erotic tap-out happens at the 1:40 mark.  I'm probably making a bigger deal out of this than it is.)

When I was a kid Archie Comics would've been the last place I thought there would've been any controversy, but that has changed.  And who would've guessed that the gay character isn't Jughead? 

Archie Comics issue 10 of "Kevin Keller" featuring openly-gay character Kevin Keller, right, kissing his boyfriend Devon. The issue will go on sale on Aug. 7.

It's just a quick kiss, but it's a long step forward for Archie Comics' only openly gay character Kevin Keller.

The Riverdale teen finds his life turned upside down after locking lips with his boyfriend, Devon, in Pop Tate's diner, drawing the ire of at least one disapproving Riverdale mom.

The woman "gets very offended and kind of pitches a bit of a fit," said Dan Parent, who writes and draws the issue, "Kevin Keller" No. 10 that is released Aug. 7.

Issue 10 of the "Kevin Keller," where openly-gay character Kevin Keller kisses his boyfriend Devon. The issue will go on sale on Aug. 7.

"Kevin is kind of used to that, but Veronica records the whole thing and of course uploads it to the Riverdale equivalent of YouTube and that starts a bit of a debate," said Parent.

For Archie Comics it's a bit of art imitating life. Parent said he wrote the story after efforts to remove a comic magazine showing Keller getting married drew at complaints. One Million Moms, a project of The American Family Association, asked Toys R Us not to display "Life With Archie" No. 16 near its checkout aisles. Toys R Us did not, and the issue went on to sell out its print run.

Parent called the new story a "playful poke" at the protest.

Keller debuted in "Veronica" No. 202 in September 2010. It resulted in Archie Comics' first-ever second printing. It was quickly followed by a four-issue miniseries and the current monthly title.

Publisher and co-CEO Jon Goldwater said the fact that any kiss is being shown in the pages of an Archie Comics book is a step in and of itself.

"There aren't that many on-panel kisses in the pages of Archie, but you often see the lipstick on Archie's face afterward," he said.

Goldwater said Keller's character has let the company weave in contemporary issues to its imaginary world.

"We certainly pride ourselves on being contemporary, but that's not the reason why we're showing 'The Kiss.' Just like when Kevin first told Jughead he was gay, it was in the natural course of conversation," said Goldwater. "We are creating this in the same way. It's just part of the story."

Just a few things to think about.... and maybe creep you out....

Think of the worst music video you've ever seen.  I can top it.  And I don't care if you're talking "Ice Ice Baby" or Rebecca Black's "Friday".  I've got you beat.

Tanning Mom PATRICIA KRENTCIL made a video for that dance track she released earlier this month, and it brings the overall awfulness to a whole new level.