Here's the final page and rear cover from the 1991 Universal Monsters Coloring Book. This guy is just BEGGING for a little tickle-...

I understand that, in keeping with the producers' with that The Munsters be an educational show, the following page in the coloring ...

Print-n-color your own Mrs Munster.

(I “pushed” the contrast/brightness quite a bit to show the horizon line and the yellow aura around the UFO.) Here’s a ...

More of the USPS's postcards from the Universal Monsters Stamps. NAME TRIVIA #1:  Explain the significance of our favorite Dracul...

From Starlog #20, March 1979, we have this preview: No indication if an industry-changing chestburster, or of the psyche-ruining ...

  Here's a fine example of coloring technique by a twelve-year-old who is now twice that age. Your inner twelve-year-old can c...

 Note the beauty parlor's  name.  There ARE "Shady Lawn" cemeteries in such places as Georgia and Kentucky.  But I imagine ...

Another blanked-out coloring page from 1964.  Now you can color Herman Munster in his Halloween Costume! This is from a coloring-book se...

Here’s a bit of daring sci-fi horror composed around 1970, when I was thirteen. The chemical formula, needless to say, wa...

This first postcard is, as you can see, a repro of a sheet of the stamps. Erik, that poor misunderstood romantic soul, gets pride of...

I'm not sure, but I think we're about one-third of the way through .... Good-bye until tomorrow!  

From Starlog #18, December 1978:

 Down the home stretch to finish this un-colored monstrosity, the last critter featured is the Gill Man. Looks like Yogi Bear with a...

Scary Monsters Magazine is well intended but wastes a lot of reader's time on amateurish, uninteresting comics (Vampire mermaid?  pleas...