FAFHRD & THE GRAY MOUSER
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Fritz Leiber's Fafhrd and the Gray Mouser is one of my favorite sword and
sorcery series. The two, distinctly different characters have their own
persona...
Duke of Darkness vs. Professor Evil
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As some of you already know, I like to throw a superhero horror tale atcha
here every once in a while to keep things interesting. And this one is not
onl...
DWRAYGER DUNGEON - "R.I.P." (2007 - 2022)
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Well, here we are the end of Countdown to Halloween, and it's with a heavy
heart, I have to tell you that Tabonga and I have made the collective
decisi...
Williamson, Frazetta & Krenkel: The One Who Waits
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"The One Who Waits" originally appeared in the E.C. comic *Weird Science*
#19, (may-June 1953). It is an adaptation of a Ray Bradbury. The art is by
Al Wi...
200
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Mary Shelley’s *Frankenstein; or, the Modern **Prometheus* was first
published on January 1, 1818.
200 years ago.
On, now, to Frankenstein’s third cent...
We are back! EL VAMPIRO trailer
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It's been a while since the last posting on this blog, but now comes the
return!
The original trailer for EL VAMPIRO, it seems....
In honor of Carmen Mo...
Last year's Christmas
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Above: Jane asks Zombie Santa about returning a severed head, while watching out
for the grabby hands of Hermie the Horny Undead Elf.
I have a few last...
Put Me Back In My Tomb
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I have retired MCB but just wanted to let ya'll know I've fired up a Musick
Blog and will be spending time over there from now on. Please check it
out, it...
1st Horror Comic?
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EERIE COMICS No. 1, published by Avon and released for January 1947, holds
the distinction of being the first stand-alone horror comic published in
the ...
2 comments:
I'm glad you're enjoying these. Hope to see some more reviews up soon.
hope you return soon!
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