Holy Moly Moly was to close down. As well as the main section, the website used to contain other sections which no longer exist: This is a spin-off website (formerly at http://www.goalymoly.co.uk) from the same team, focusing on "breaking football news, transfer and sacking gossip, WAGs & pictures". This has similar features to the main site, namely The Korner, The Heroes and The Rules. It was briefly launched in 2007 but went on hiatus for four years, and has since relaunched in April 2010. Holy Moly "Holy Moly" was an expression often used by Billy Batson, the alter-ego of Captain Marvel (Now
Alter Ego (magazine) 1960s. By the awards' third year, the number of ballots received had become so overwhelming that Bails called for a fan get-together at which votes could be tabulated by group effort. This gathering of Midwestern fans, held in March 1964 at Bails' Detroit, Michigan-area home of Bails, was dubbed the "Alley Tally", and its success provided inspiration for the organizing of comic-book fan conventions that began soon afterward. The original run of "Alter Ego" lasted 11 issues, spread over 17 years. Ten issues were released between 1961 and 1969, with issue #11 following nine years later, in 1978. Bails edited