Monster of the Day

I hope and trust everyone had a great Thanksgiving day. And here's to giving Black Friday a pass (although I did get my niece an Amazon lightning deal this morning).

This can't be a good idea. Not as bad as trying to enslave Waldimar Daninsky, but bad enough.

I kind of like the fact that they play around with the fact that Barnabas has been around a while.

Hulk Hogan taught him that move.

Well, that there is just nice. Thanks for all the birthday wishes. I basically just took the day off and sat around the house and caught up on Doctor Who episodes and napped. So yes, it was pretty swank. And a french toast breakfast at the L&L, which those who have come in for…

Another incredible drawing from Rock. Thanks, my friend! But who's the real monster here today? This guy!

Thought this would be a graceful segue. Gold Key's Dark Shadows series had a range of cover concepts. They started with photo covers (meh), went to these painted ones--the best, obviously--and then went to some rather cheesy--and presumably cheaper--drawn covers. In the comics Barnabas generally was used as a hero, probably because they made…

I think he's Finnish.* (*Get it?)

Good dog!

So when a Frankenstein Monster and a vampire have a child, it's a werewolf. Just like one would guess. As Eric H. noted, apparently in the Munsters 'reimagining' the two Bryans (Singer and Fuller) did a year ago, little Eddie was a boy scout who tore his entire troop to pieces during a full…