It flies. It crawls. It hoots lightning everywhere. Please enjoy this Dragonbane monster themed for Thanksgiving. Yes, we're thankful we never have to fight this thing. (We hope.)
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Itās Monster Monday! Hereās a gathering of goblin-esque creatures from the depths of the drawing archive. Youāve seen David Bowie in the Labyrinth right? For my 10th B-Day I was giftedĀ āThe Goblin Companionā, a collection of Brian Froudās drawings and sketches for the design of all the puppets in that movie. I def spent a large portion of my childhood drawing-time looking at that book as reference, maybe while āAhhhhh Real Monsters!ā played in the background.
Speaking of Ahhhhh Real Monsters and my childhood, I remember when we played as Ickus, Oblina, and Krum, I always got to be Ickus, and I want to apologize to my step sib for always making them be Krum. In retrospect, Krum is a great character bc mostly he eats and giggles. Buuuuut I can see why they were upset.
An outtake from an old photoshoot for Vice Magazine.Ā Scroll to my previous post for the history behind the taxidermy sculpture in this photo. Link here to read the Vice article.
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What better way to kick off the week of Halloween than with a #MonsterMonday? Today, weāre joining the āoccult detectiveā and monster-hunter Doctor Adam Spektor and his Sioux secretary Lakota Rainflower as they discover that the real vampires were the friends we made along the way (or maybe not, the story is a little confusing).
This issue was published in 1974, but the series began in 1973, after Spektor first appeared in a short story in Mystery Comics Digest #5. Created by author Donald F. Glut (1944 - ) and illustrator Dan Spiegle (1920-2017), the series was published by Western Publishingās Gold Key Comics imprint. Once it spun off into an independent series in May 1973, Spiegle was replaced by Jesse Santos (1928- 2013), an artist from the Philippines who began his comics career in 1946 with a feature in issue #1 of Halakhak Komiks, the first Filipino comic book.
Glut and Santos also partnered together for other comics series published by Gold Key Comics, such as Dagar the Invincible and Tragg and the Sky Gods, and all three major characters had periodic crossover appearances in each otherās worlds. Spektorās series ended in February 1977 after 24 issues, though his story did get a brief revival in issue #8 of Gold Key Spotlight the following August. All three creators would later take up careers in animation and childrenās entertainment, though only one would later retire from the field to take up a new life as a lounge singer.
This item is Pam 2017.1288 in the Hagley Libraryās collection of trade catalogs and pamphlets, and was #7 in a series of promotional āDan Curtis giveawaysā issued by Western Publishing. Due to copyright restrictions, it can only be viewed online from on site, but you can view other comic books in our collection now by visiting this collection in our Digital Archive.
