Neal Adams Werewolf

Hot Stuf' #8, Winter 1994. Cover art by Neal Adams.

The Monsters: Color the Creature

The Monsters: Color the Creature Book was released in 1974. This oversize coloring book contained fifteen black and white monster drawings by Bernie Wrightson. It was an inexpensive way to get a nice portfolio of Bernie's work. I remember seeing ads from the Koch Bros. in Comics Buyers Guide in the late 1980's selling these for about $4 each. Many of these illustrations have been reprinted a bunch. Some of the were used for covers of Pacific Comics' Wrightson reprint series Master of the Macabre. Others have been used as pinups in various comics and omnibus collections. They're all a delight to see.






The Vampire


The Glob


The Ghoul


The Mummy


The Werewolf


The Alien


The Cyclops


The Monster


Plant Monster


Zombie


Goblins


The Creeping Dead


Ax Murderer


The Witch


Swamp Creature

Monster Puzzle Art

R.L. Allen painted these scenes of Universal Studios Monsters.
The art was for jigsaw puzzles published by Whitman in 1969.

The Wolfman

Dracula

The Mummy

Werewolf Strikes Again!

This cover by Johnny Craig never gets old.





The Crypt of Terror #17, April-May 1950.

Monster Monday

Frankenstein poster, 1972. Art by Jack Davis.




Strange Tales #73, February 1960. Cover art by Jack Kirby.



Weird Mystery Tales #21, August 1975. Cover art by Bernie Wrightson.




Godzilla, King of the Monsters. Lobby Card, 1956.

Friday Night Frights

Here's some photos of plastic monsters I got at the dollar store:

Dell Movie Monsters

Some Dell Movie Comics with a monster or horror theme...





The Mummy, September 1962.




The Wolf Man, August 1964.




Masque of the Red Death, August 1964.




Mad Monster Party, September 1967.




Tomb of Ligea, April 1965.




Dracula, October 1962.




Die, Monster, Die!, March 1966.




The Creature, August 1964.

Werewolf Wednesday

I Was a Teenage Werewolf movie poster, 1957.




Famous Monsters of Filmland #12, June 1961. Cover art by Basil Gogos.




Cry of the Werewolf lobby card, 1944.




Werewolves on Wheels movie poster, 1971.




Original art by Bernie Wrightson for House of Mystery #231, 1975.




Scream #4, February 1974. Yeah, the art kind of sucks for this one, but how often do you get to read the words "Blood-Hunt For the Cannibal Werewolf!"

Fake Photo Comics

I like to collect plastic toy soldiers and take pictures of them. I also like comic books. Here are the results of too much spare time and Adobe Photoshop.



Marx Indian + Marx Dinosaur = Turok, Son of Stone



Dollar Store Wolfman + Toy Soldiers of San Diego Church = Totally Fake Werewolf Comic



Marx Japanese + 1 Outnumbered Marx Marine = Marines in Battle



Marx Spaceman + Marx Dinosaur + Space Jam Rocket + Barszo Treasure Island Scenery = Weird Science



Unnameable Godzilla Toy + B Horror Movie Victims = Strange Tales