Jabootu's Bad Movie Dimension

Bite his shiny metal ass!

I *think* this is a different monster than yesterday.* Even if it's not, like the various forms of Alien, it's a different enough stage to qualify for its own spot. [*It is, it's from the Price of Doom episode. I'd think the price of doom would be obvious--doom--but I'm not an economist. Anyway, the…

I have always liked blob monsters, so here's one from Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. This is from the first season, given that it's in black and white, and hence the season with the fewest monsters. I think this prop was later reused as a space brain or something in one of…

Rather similar to yesterday's cover; this is issue #3, that was issue #4. The title appears to have been quarterly, so perhaps sales figures came in and were strong, or maybe the editor just liked this cover, and told the artist to give him another one like it.

Those fish are too cool for school. Literally.

Still love me some skeletons.

Love me some skeletons.

Rock Baker was nice enough to send me some fab painted pulp covers. I love these, and hey, it saved me some work. Enjoy! Man, there's a lot going on here.

Look at that. Movie technology has truly became amazing. I will never love such things, though, as much as that puppet snake in King Kong Escapes yesterday.