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Mad Max: Fury Road's Furiosa by comics artist Alex Garner (2015).
Somewhere between the scraplands and Block 07, there is a place that never closes. Wanderers stop to dry their coats, charge their batteries, and listen to what the wasteland has been saying. For many, it’s the last stop before the city. Not all of them make it past the walls.
The Monster Horse Beastie in the Wastelands
In the world of Girl Genius, monsters abound!
On the twenty-first day, of Halloeterodeen, I'm going to give further consideration to monsters. There are a lot of monsters in Girl Genius! While they are all original creations, they sometimes bear a family resemblance to monsters in our own popular culture. Two monster tropes that are staples of science fictional horror are the shapeshifter and the completely amorphous creature, as epitomized in 1982's The Thing and 1958's The Blob.
Glowy Monsters deep down below Sturmhalten
More Glowy Monsters
While the Monster Horse Beastie is definitely not the Thing and the Glowy Monsters are certainly not mere Blobs, I think it is fair to say that they come from roughly the same neighborhood.
Be that as it may, the two monstrous encounters shown above are among the most dangerous and disturbing in the Girl Genius comic.
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Rock in Rio (Lisboa, 2014) » Runaway + Wastelands I wanna run away Never say goodbye I wanna know the truth Instead of wondering why In the wastelands of today Where there's nothing left to lose And there's nothing more to take But you force yourself to choose