Showing posts with label monster madness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label monster madness. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 23, 2013

Black and White Wednesday: The Fiendish New Features of Monster Madness #3

What it is, Groove-ophiles! Waaaaaay back in the spring of 2009, Ol' Groove shared a post about Marvel's Monster Madness mag in which Stan Lee put goofy gags into the mouths of still pics from a variety of classic monster flicks--like the one on the cover to 1973's Monster Madness #3...

But that third issue also beget some far-out creature-featurettes about horror movies and Marvel monsters, kinda sorta previewing Marvel's Famous Monsters--rip-off--er competitor, Monsters of the Movies that would debut in 1974. Lotsa cool stuff from magnificent Marvel scribes like Chris Claremont, Don McGregor, and Tony Isabella, plus some superb art by Dave Cockrum, Neal Adams, Mike Ploog, and Herb Trimpe. Let's take a look-see!










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Sunday, May 31, 2009

Sunday Funnies: Stan Lee's Monster Madness

In 1972/73, Marvel published three issues of Monster Madness by "Sinister" Stan Lee. Ol' Groove thought you might get a few giggles from Stan's corny one-liners coming out of the mouths of classic movie monsters...
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