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[Hepcat]

Here's Aqualad versus the Bugala, a great story arc from Aquaman 44-47 rendered by Jim Aparo:









Love the artwork!

[Hepcat]

A boss virtual pinball machine:

[Memphremagog]

An Invisible Man poster gallery:

THE INVISIBLE MAN(1933)




THE INVISIBLE MAN RETURNS(1940)




INVISIBLE AGENT(1942)




THE INVISIBLE MAN'S REVENGE(1944)




ABBOTT & COSTELLO MEET THE INVISIBLE MAN(1951)

[Memphremagog]

A Look at Universal's Sci-Fi Films of the '50's:

IT CANE FROM OUTER SPACE(1953)



CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON(1954)



THIS ISLAND EARTH(1955)



REVENGE OF THE CREATURE(1955)



TARANTULA(1955)



THE CREATURE WALKS AMONG US(1956)



THE MOLE PEOPLE(1956)



THE INCREDIBLE SHRINKING MAN(1957)



THE DEADLY MANTIS(1957)



THE LAND UNKNOWN(1957)



THE MONOLITH MONSTERS(1957)



MONSTER ON THE CAMPUS(1958)



THE LEECH WOMAN(1960)

[Hepcat]

Here's a different take on Gorgo executed by our own master modeller Mcdee:

[Hepcat]

Here's another fabulous Jack Davis sketch:

[horrorhunter]

The EC GhouLunatics by Al Feldstein.

[Memphremagog]

Some great Eurohorror posters:

LADY FRANKENSTEIN(1971)



THE DEVIL'S WEDDING NIGHT(1971)



WEREWOLF SHADOW(1972)



VENGEANCE OF THE MUMMY(1973)



RETURN OF THE BLIND DEAD(1973)



ASSIGNMENT TERROR(1970)



THE VAMPIRE'S NIGHT ORGY(1972)

[horrorhunter]

Some great Eurohorror posters:

LADY FRANKENSTEIN(1971)

THE DEVIL'S WEDDING NIGHT(1971)

WEREWOLF SHADOW(1972)

VENGEANCE OF THE MUMMY(1973)

RETURN OF THE BLIND DEAD(1973)

ASSIGNMENT TERROR(1970)

THE VAMPIRE'S NIGHT ORGY(1972)

Absolutely love every one of those films.. even Assignment Terror. 

The posters are really cool, as well. 

[horrorhunter]

Here's Eurohottie Rosalba Neri taking the hottest bloodbath ever.

[Memphremagog]

Absolutely love every one of those films.. even Assignment Terror. 

The posters are really cool, as well. 

They really are great! People who have never checked out any of these Eurohorrors dont know what they're missing. Some really wonderful stuff came out of Europe during that era

[horrorhunter]

They really are great! People who have never checked out any of these Eurohorrors dont know what they're missing. Some really wonderful stuff came out of Europe during that era

Agree 100%!

It seems that European horror was behind the mainstream by a few years and when Gothic Eurohorror struck in the '60s through the '70s the other countries' gothic horror offerings were starting to wind down and would stall in the '70s. Eurohorror from that period is energized with envelope pushing freshness and imagination for that time. Even fan fave Hammer would grind to a halt in the mid '70s, just as Naschy, Ossorio, Franco, Rollin, and several others were involved in some exciting work which still provides enjoyment for the fans of European Horror Cinema.

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Here's a Muck Monster Main Event which would have been a blast back in the day.



Throw in Skywald's The Heap and you would have had a triple threat throwdown that would have caused the swamp to ooze with odorous ichor!

[Hepcat]

Here are a few of the Revell "Big Daddy" Roth kits assembled and painted by our own master craftsman Jim Bertges:

Rat Fink



Mother's Worry



Scuz-Fink



Super Fink



Robbin Hood Fink

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In honor of the upcoming Turkey Day, here is a display of some of Al Adamson's great schlock fests: