Monster of the Day

I've out of town for the rest of the week, so let's see if I can actually set these to post ahead of time. Man, that's just pretty.

Well, it's Monday. Back to the rate race. (See what I did there?) Did anyone see The Meg? How was it?

Man, that's nice. Have a great weekend everyone!

I mean, it's OK and all, but where the's skeleton?

This is basically the same cover as Monday's, only with a giant bat. So bonus points. Monday's cover is still more atmospheric, though.

Lots of skeletons on the covers of this series, which obviously I have no problem with. Especially when they look like this.

Weird War Tales proved a big or at steady hit for DC, given it's robust 12 year (!) run. Of course war comics were generally pretty solid sellers until recent decades, and covers like this certainly couldn't have hurt the book.

Surely one of the strangest (and most enduring) mash-ups was DC Comics' Weird War Tales. You get the general idea from this cover, I'm sure. It ran for years, and in fact, I'll probably just feature it next week, because there's a lot of material. In the meantime, have a great weekend, everyone.

I have no idea what's happening here, but I likes it.

Perhaps because The Heap was so popular, his eventual host comic would occasionally feature its main character fighting monsters. One of these, of course, featured a dinosaur.