T-Fest a week from Saturday!!
March the 1st at Sandy Petersen’s house in Rockwall TX, outside of Dallas, per usual. I hope to see many of you there. We generally get rolling around 10:00 A.M. We’ve basically… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #855
Sadly, the puppet I most closely resemble. aka, Marlon Brando, the Later Years.
Monster of the Day #854
We’ve never really given Charles Band enough love on these pages, so let’s pay a little homage to that fine gent, who gave us many, many hours of cheezy enjoyment in the… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #853
Sorry for the late post, everyone (especially Jamie). I was off today for last Saturday, and slept late, and then got distracted. Hope everyone has a great weekend, and hopefully I’ll see… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #852
OK, that is not the most frightening giant ape I’ve ever seen.
Monster of the Day #851
Man, that’s just a gorgeous cover. You might want to skip the plot description, though. It fails to enhance the majesty of the art. I have to get this one in first,… Read Article →
DC ‘comics’
In an earlier blog post, commentator Eric reacted negatively to my summation of DC comics these days. Admittedly, I don’t really read a lot of them, so that opinion might not be… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #850
Our first inclination is to be a smart ass and note that this is a ‘harmless’ herbivore. On the other hand, hippos kill more people than any other animal in Africa. On… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #849
Might as well keep running with Turok. Can’t go wrong there. (I like Kona a bit better, but, you know, giant bugs and megalodons. Still, this ain’t chopped liver.) This, by the… Read Article →
Monster of the Day #848
Surprisingly few Mammoth covers. I guess artists just like painting T-Rexes more. Or else they recognized that Mammoths are harder to make look menacing. I mean, clearly they would be. However, Sesame… Read Article →
