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Good grief, when this guy first appeared he was basically a regular-sized guy. Now look at him. Related PostsMonster of the Day #3634 (Nov 29, 2024) Monster of the Day #3633 (Nov… Read Article →

Surely the most innovative character since America Captain. Actually, if the shapechanging Clayface(s) eventually became Batman’s Sandman, this is Batman’s the Lizard. After the goofy ’50s, and the even goofier (if that’s… Read Article →

As I said, there was a lot of Gothic influence in early Batman. One early foe was mad scientist Hugo Strange, who in his second appearance whipped up a bunch of 15… Read Article →

It’s no surprise that a character as gothic as the early Batman had gothic adventures. Indeed, just two issues after his debut in Detective Comics #27, Batman was facing a bonafide vampire…. Read Article →

Hey, it worked in Die Monster Die!* [Note: It didn’t work in Die Monster Die!] Related PostsMonster of the Day #3514 (Oct 30, 2024) Monster of the Day #3513 (Oct 29, 2024)… Read Article →

Boy, when she said she had to put on her face…. Currently sitting at number five on the Movies Sandy Petersen Might Like list. Related PostsMonster of the Day #3510 (Oct 23,… Read Article →

Man, that’s some high level effects work there. Related PostsMonster of the Day #3505 (Oct 7, 2024) Monster of the Day #3504 (Oct 4, 2024) Monster of the Day #3503 (Oct 3,… Read Article →

Ah, Zombies, the low-budget producers favorite monsters. (Hell, Sam Katzman made several zombie movies back in the ’50s.) Related PostsMonster of the Day #3500 (Sep 25, 2024) Monster of the Day #3499… Read Article →

Ah, the ’70s, when you made your low-budget Euro zombie film and it still made sense to hire a bunch of over the hill ‘name’ actors to star in it. Still, John… Read Article →

Meh. Nobody’s best work here, I think. Still, these suits you had to kneel in all the time must have been quite a pain. Related PostsMonster of the Day #3490 (Sep 10,… Read Article →