Monster of the Day #1895

Monster of the Day #1895

I don't know, that might be ten cents worth of crazy, but is it twelve cents worth of crazy? They should have tried a little harder.
Monster of the Day #1894

Monster of the Day #1894

"Quick, Astro-Henry, the Space-Flit!" I don't really see the Robot or Dr. Smith or even Will on any of these covers. I wonder if they couldn't afford to license them.
Monster of the Day #1893

Monster of the Day #1893

Last week we were running some pretty great Gold Key covers for their Stark Trek comic. The painted covers were wonderful (a Gold Key trademark), but they didn't really capture the spirit of Star Trek that well. However, they inspired a thought: If Gold Key got a Star Trek license, did they also get…
Monster of the Day #1892

Monster of the Day #1892

Happy Monday, everyone. Yay. Back to work. And more snow! Terrific. This weekend I came across the fact that The Coneheads, like Howard the Duck, had a pretty good stop-motion monster in it. Made in 1993, is that the last traditional stop-animated monster in a studio film?
Monster of the Day #1889

Monster of the Day #1889

Ah, killer plants. Is that supposed to be Kirk? And that's not a knife, *this* is a knife. And what's with that guy's hand?
Monster of the Day #1888

Monster of the Day #1888

Thanks to David Charney for the suggestion. The early issues of this Gold Key comic seemed to be fairly serious, at least from looking at the covers. By issue 9, however, the comic started looking a lot more like other Gold Key monster-oriented series.
Monster of the Day #1887

Monster of the Day #1887

The last film proved to be Army of Darkness. At first I thought that was a little on the nose (whatever happened to ending B-Fest with a Godzilla movie?), but a moment's reflection led me to understand that it would be the perfect antidote to Lisztomania, as Raimi is the anti-Ken Russell. Raimi doesn't…
Monster of the Day #1886

Monster of the Day #1886

After that horrid run of (for me) recent dreck, I was feeling pretty battered. Surely the worst was over, though. With time for just two more movies to go, I went to the just-opened pizza place downstairs just for a breather. While in line, though, I heard two fellow attendees behind me discussing the…