Not a monster per se, but I think Coyote, the trickster god of many Amerindian tales would make an interesting villain. He'd basically be an Amerindian version of the Joker but with a perverse sense of justice. #moviemonsters
Or the similar idea I had reading this about the secretary's and hired help the Justice League obviously needs to make the day to day happenings happen but keeps behind the scenes.
"Yes.. yes mayor, I understand you want to talk to wonder woman about the guy she through your office.. Yes sir, I understand your city doesn't have superhero insurance.. Sir, I believe your insinuating that since your a man that she committed a hate crime against your office.."
But to be fair, there *are* interesting Superman characters to hold their own stories like R&G from Hamlet - it's just not Jimmy Bugfucker Olsen. #batman
Not that eager to see demon raping and genitalia... But! I am eager to see the Jackalope! The most fearsome...well, sort of fearsome, some people fear bunnies, anyway, the most fearsome creature to ever roam the north american wilderness! GASP! OHHHH! AHHHH! #moviemonsters
@TheGreenRanger: For a really monstrous critter from the tales of the American Frontier the Hodag is a great candidate. It was a voracious predator with a tiny mouth and no teeth. to hunt it spun around like a tornado with razor-sharp claws slamming into a moose or wagon train or whatever. ZzZzZzZinnng!Then the Hodag would slurp up its pureed prey.
I always suspected that Robert McKimson might have been inspired by those old stories when he created the Tasmanian Devil cartoon character. #moviemonsters
@Grey_Area: Dangnabit!! I've been tring to find a citation for this critter. What I'm thinking of may not be the Hodag. I recall in my distant youth a book of my grandfather's that had all these great stories from the North Woods with Fearsome critters and other oddities like the Hodag, theSquonk, the Axehandle hound, Hidebehind, Splintercat and suchlike.
It might have been this book: fearsomecreaturesofthelumberwoods....com/">[www.fearsomecreaturesofthelumberwoods....com] Highly recommended for folklore fans and monster lovers of all types.
And indeed on pg 33 is THE WHIRLING WHIMPUS! Just the monster I was thinking of.
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I'd buy that as a short run series. #batman
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Me too..
Or the similar idea I had reading this about the secretary's and hired help the Justice League obviously needs to make the day to day happenings happen but keeps behind the scenes.
"Yes.. yes mayor, I understand you want to talk to wonder woman about the guy she through your office.. Yes sir, I understand your city doesn't have superhero insurance.. Sir, I believe your insinuating that since your a man that she committed a hate crime against your office.."
That'd be gold too. #batman
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Nathaniel Broderick: Public Relations; Legion of Doom. #batman
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If you really did mean Arthur, then Arthur who? #batman
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Well played. #batman
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Jimmy Olsen.
[en.wikipedia.org] #batman
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But to be fair, there *are* interesting Superman characters to hold their own stories like R&G from Hamlet - it's just not Jimmy Bugfucker Olsen. #batman
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I always suspected that Robert McKimson might have been inspired by those old stories when he created the Tasmanian Devil cartoon character. #moviemonsters
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It might have been this book: fearsomecreaturesofthelumberwoods....com/">[www.fearsomecreaturesofthelumberwoods....com] Highly recommended for folklore fans and monster lovers of all types.
And indeed on pg 33 is THE WHIRLING WHIMPUS! Just the monster I was thinking of.
I wuv my interwebs!!