HE'S GOT BELA LUGOSI EYES

I BID YOU WELCOME

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This was my alternate take of the above photo and I like how it has a 1950's Television show look.

HAPPY FANGSGIVING FROM THE CREEPS OF WEIRD HOLLOW

Scanned from the 1974 Scholastic book, Monster Holidays by the great Norman Bridwell.

MONSTERS ARE SO SILLY (PUTTY)

From the crypt of the late 1970's comes monster putty in the form of Frankenstein Glow Putty and Dracula Glow Putty by Larami Toys. The card art could have fit perfectly on any of Marvel’s horror mags from the 1970's. Actually the artwork looks like the work of the great Pablo Marcos who is best known for his work on The Tales of the Zombie and Conan the Barbarian.





Just for fun and not to let any monster feel left out, here’s a Silly Putty “lift” of the Wolfman.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, BELA LUGOSI

Even though Bela departed this world in 1956, he continues to be the definitive vampire of the silver screen! So Happy Birthday, Bela! Hopefully someone will put a birthday cake on your grave.

STAN LEE’S MONSTERS TO LAUGH WITH PAGE 3

BUCK OWENS & THE BUCKAROOS (IT'S A) MONSTERS HOLIDAY ALBUM COVER

The artwork is not signed, but it reminds me of something a junior high kid might draw on his school notebook. The monsters that make up the scab four are Frankenstein's Monster, Dracula, Wolfman and the Hunchback of Notre Dame.



You can listen to Buck's monster tune here.

WAX MONSTERS

Early this year I found the Laclede's Landing Wax Museum in St. Louis open and snapped a few photos of some classic monsters in the Chamber of Horrors.

1978 DRACULA'S DOG BOXOFFICE COVER

Hmm. . . I didn't know that Dracula even owned a dog.

Watch the great horror host Sammy Terry introduce this movie.



Dracula's Dog is also known as Zoltan, Hound of Dracula.



Click here to see another video of Dracula's Dog!