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Black Sunday #4 Lettered Preview by Matt Dreiling and Polychrome, from American Gothic Press

The inner workings of a Godzilla head, possibly from 1985’s Gojira (aka Return of Godzilla). (From Reddit)

I know I don’t post on weekdays that much, but this meme was too good to pass up the opportunity to draw it lol, so here’s a surprise art!

Poor Kevin lol

*DO NOT REPOST MY ART*

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BLACK SUNDAY #2

by Matt Dreiling and Polychrome

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Akira (1988) Directed by Katsuhiro Ôtomo

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Here’s some animated paintings of the handsome star of Bert I. Gordon’s The Cyclops (1957) — enjoy

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HAG #1 from American Gothic Press fully lettered preview

by Chad Stroup and Jon Clark

An episode by Famous Monsters Podcast

#famous monsters #famous monsters podcast #the grudge #ju-on #horror #horror movies

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Messmore & Damon brought to life huge dinosaurs, tigers, mastodons, dragons, other monsters, and even cows. One of their creations was a life-sized (48 feet long, nine feet high, 4,000 pounds) mechanized reproduction of a dinosaur, Amphibious Dinosaur Brontosaurus (aka “Dolores” or “Dino”). It could laugh, breathe, roll its eyes, shake its head, and move its jaws. It was a must see. Created for the Century of Progress International Exhibition (1933-1934), “The World a Million Years Ago”.