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Yes, ‘plausible’ is certainly the word I’d use…

From a short review of Cain's Blood by Geoffrey Girard, as found in the July 29th, 2013 issue of Publisher's Weekly: "Like the best SF thrillers, Girard's promising debut is plausibly grounded in reality. Rather than clone the most gifted members of humanity, the U.S. military has chosen to fund a scientific program to…
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Monster of the Day #742
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Monster of the Day #742

Here's a great cover, along with the original painted art. The latter image is WAY too small, however. Click here for the art in a much better, more appropriate size. Once you're on the page, click again on the art to blow it up even larger. The painting was found on this phenomenal site,…
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Monster of the Day #742
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Monster of the Day #742

So...Spanish Moss Murders just completely ripped this off. Nice mix of subject matter in Boris Karloff Tales of Mystery, I'd say. And look at the doc. Everyone else is all "A monster!", while he's taking the opportunity to cop a feel on that guy's six pack.
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Monster of the Day #736
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Monster of the Day #736

I should note that when I scouted this array, I found that (surprise) Rock Baker had already done it. Check out his page for a few more, non-Godzilla candids. Still, all the studio publicity press shoots in the world couldn't keep the real truth from coming out.
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