OUROBOROS DREAMS

Until now I've tended to suppose that 1943's FRANKENSTEIN MEETS THE WOLF MAN was the first true monster-mash, but as I've recapi...

  I debated about whether or not to give individual entries to Universal's four "monster mashes," which are pretty much  sui g...

  Just reviewed CARRY ON SCREAMING here , which boasts a couple of very hairy Frankensteins, a living mummy and an ersatz Edward Hyde.

 From SUPER DUCK #35 comes one of the most peculiar creations I've come across, Ugh Lee Heap, a fat Indian-type who has a long tail and ...

To recapitulate the substance of the preceding post , I've determined that the format of the particular type of "crossover story...

Since I spent a certain amount of time deciding whether or not a Swamp Thing/ Solomon Grundy crossover counted as a mashup in my system, and...

 I'm not yet finished with the long-running Quality feature "The Death Patrol," but so far its Native American member "Ch...