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Month: November 2016

The most iconic scene from My Neighbor Totoro: a huge grey and white bear-like creature waits at a rainy bus stop with two children
Monster of the Week Posted onNovember 30, 2016November 30, 2016

Monster of the Week: Totoro

He’s big, he’s loud, and he’s the most iconic character to come out of any of Studio Ghibli’s films. He may even be the most…

He's an adorable little pink puffball -- and he's hungry.
Monster of the Week Posted onNovember 23, 2016

Monster of the Week: Kirby

Well, for those of us in the US, tomorrow is Thanksgiving, and can I just say — where the hell did that come from? Where…

Monster of the Week Posted onNovember 16, 2016

Monster of the Week: Cranium Rats

Last week I had the chance to pick up the latest Dungeons and Dragons 5th edition sourcebook, Volo’s Guide to Monsters – with a name…

These plague doctors have great bedside manner with their creepy hoods and long-nosed bird masks
Monster of the Week Posted onNovember 2, 2016

Monster of the Week: Plague

hhhrkkk blrghfghgl ugh happy November, everybod— *achoo* So, uh, I did technically survive Halloween (and most of the World Series while adjacent to the Cubs storm…

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