Originally presented in the Dec 1951 issue of Adventures into Terror #7
Sunday, October 21, 2007
Where Monsters Dwell
The Basil Wolverton posts this week were a big hit and garnered a request for today’s post which we are undeniably happy to unleash upon you and your puny planet. Thanks again to “Anti-Atlas Guy” for a monstrously entertaining weekend of scans!
Originally presented in the Dec 1951 issue of Adventures into Terror #7
Originally presented in the Dec 1951 issue of Adventures into Terror #7
ha ha great.....I love stories that end with a question for the reader
ReplyDeletenot as good as the other basil posts but still pretty excellent overall
Yay, another Wolverton!!!
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Not as good as the other posts by Wolverton,but still excellent,man you could have made a great Ray Harryhausen movie out of this back in the day,the snake and the blue winged thing are my favorites.
ReplyDeleteNOT TO SOUND DIFFERENT THAN EVERYONE ELSE BUT I THOUGHT THIS STORY WAS THE BEST OF THE WOLVERTON POSTS SO FAR
ReplyDeleteGOT MORE?
Got lots more, just wait and see...
ReplyDeleteWoW! Not long ago I saw that snake monster in a tattoo magazine on someone's back. I'll see if I can find it and scan it in for you.
ReplyDeleteThanks, I'd love to see that
ReplyDeleteGreat posts today, thanks for plugging away and making everyday a little more interesting.
ReplyDeleteAlso I notice you have the Phantasm soundtrack up for reccomended listening. I love this soundtrack too!
Bah, copout ending.
ReplyDeleteWolverton rocks. Everything he drew reeked of wierdness and has this special gritty feel that only Wolverton gives you.
ReplyDeleteLovin' the Wolver-Toons-- I love that guy's distorto messed-up wrinkled, Dick Tracy-villain-esqe face.
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