Jabootu's Bad Movie Dimension

One last one of these to kick the year off right. I hope everyone had a good New Year's weekend. Here's to 2016!

Man, that's lovely. How could anyone resist buying such a thing? Wally Wood, I'm thinking.

The good Captain's oft-gorgeous covers are his high point (as you'd expect) but with artists like Wally Wood a seasoning of monsters, the interior pages look pretty good too.

Well, there's nothing not to like there.

I loves me some painted comic book covers! Brain Boy didn't last long, nor did he fight a lot of monsters (which might be why he didn't last long) so we'll move on tomorrow.

This one is quite good, actually.

Well, there's your problem.

My friends and I actually watched this as our Christmas movie a few years ago and...wow. Still, Dan Haggerty's best Christmas-themed horror film, certainly. This still makes the monster look MUCH better than he does in the film, however.

Although released in 1990, this is an '80s action movie deep in its DNA. The villains are evil and monstrous, the kind of guys who after a heist blow up the entire building behind them to remove witnesses. Dolph Lundren is a cop on the edge with died black hair, which amounts to his…