Monster of the Day

I'm more of a Morticia Addams man,but there's no doubt Herman married above his station. Aristocrat Grandpa must have been miffed when his daughter married a...well, you can't call Herman a self-made man, but you know what I mean. There's a picture floating around the web of Lily wearing little more than a spider…

Feeling more like old Grandpa every single day. By the way, did you ever notice Al Lewis totally has Koala Face?

Sorry to bug out the rest of last week, but I got back and was too busy with catching up at work and other stuff. Had a typically great time at T-Fest, which went very well indeed. I'm sure the Rev. is turning his voluminous pages of notes into a diary. Thanks as always…

Although Uncle Creepy and Cousin Eerie made but rare appearances on their covers--the pics from the last two days might well be the only ones--Vampirella for some reason(s) appeared on quite a few. I have no solution for this perplexing mystery. On the other hand...Frazatta. That can't hurt.

  Here's a shocker. The early issues of Creepy and Eerie, the ones edited and nearly entirely written by Archie Goodwin (no, not that Archie Goodwin--I think), are still amazingly fab. I urge anyone to go to their libraries and request the super-nifty Dark Horse hardcover reprint books of those, of which I own…

Halloween Week, so a bit of nostalgia seems to be called for.

Historically speaking, Monsters from movies entitle Dracula vs. Frankenstein haven't been that great.

I can't believe it took me this long to get to Joan Rivers.

  Bruno Mattei is not the only one who can lift an entire scene from another movie, apparently.* *To be fair to Mr. Mattei, his particular skill is the ability to lift an entire movie from another movie.

Michael Jackson: The Final Days