I always like these old school comics monsters.

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I always like these old school comics monsters.
Monstroso by Mike Mignola. This is the distant Italian cousin to this guy-
- Monsteroso, who first appeared in Amazing Adventures #5 (October 1961), who should not be confused with this guy-
-who made his debut in Tales to Astonish #18 (April 1961).
It should be noted that Monsteroso was the most popular name among giant monsters in 1961.
From Hulk Vol. 5 #002, “Smashtronaut! - Part Two”
Art by Ryan Ottley, Cliff Rathburn and Frank Martin
Written by Donny Cates
the monster cross-sections
Marvel Monsters [One-Shot] (August 28, 2019)
Artist by: Superlog Lettered by: Gaigan-Yamazaki Published by: Marvel Comics
Monsteroso cross-section
Marvel Monsters #1 (2019) written by Cullen Bunn art by Juan Jose Ryp, Rain Beredo, & Superlog
Marvel Monsters
Fin Fang Foom by James Stokoe
Hypno Creature by Nick Bradshaw and John Rauch
Man Thing by Becky Cloonan
Mangog by Jacen Burrows and Mat Lopes
Space Beast by Clayton Crain
Manphibian by Eduard Petrovich
Zzutak by Gerardo Zaffino
Ulvar by Mike and Laura Allred
Monstro by Stephanie Hans
Monsteroso by Juan Jose Ryp and Rain Beredo
Amazing Adventures (1961)
Art by Jack Kirby
From Black Bolt #003
Art by Christian Ward
Written by Saladin Ahmed