Like the Gorgo and Big Gorillas toys and kits weeks we had on MC last year, there'll be another special week of posts in the last week o...

Hi Woodsy. I'm taking a break from setting up Christmas decorations and thought I'd show you these two additions to Monster Base.  F...

Here is another wonderful film from British Pathe. A 1967 colour film showing model dinosaurs being made for use in stop-motion movie work. ...

Hi Back in the Golden Age of Hollywood, no thriller or comedy movie was complete without a gorilla on the rampage. Played by a man in a ...

Hi Just for fun, I decided to see if I could re-create the Monarch Books Konga cover - above - in model form. This is not a permanent dioram...

Having already looked at the Monarch Movie Books novelisation of Gorgo, it is now the turn of Konga. Also published by Monarch, as part of t...

Following on monstrously from Gorgo week we follow the massive footprints of the British Kong to his and his friends' lairs! Join us thi...

I came across this item on You Tube, where the American reviewer looks at the differences between the Gorgo film and the Monarch Books paper...

  Hope you enjoyed Gorgo week readers? Special thanks go to Paul Adams of NZ for all his fab contributions to this special week. Till the ne...

I have been looking in to the history of Monarch Books, and trying to compile a list of their film and TV tie-in novels, as not all are grou...

We end our Gorgo week with the most Famous of all Gorgo portraits, the one and only 1961 Famous Monsters of Filmland cover by the mega-talen...

Monarch Books, an American company, published a paperback novelisation of the film Gorgo. They also did a number of other movie and televisi...

Just checked the name of the truck used to carry Gorgo across London in the film Gorgo. Its a Scammell Highwayman. I found out o...

  Here's a 3 plus minutes YT resume of the Gorgo run of comics in the Sixties. Did you have any of them?

Wow! Gorgo Week! My kind of holiday! Here's Monster Base's tribute to the Monstrous Mother/Child duo. You might be interested to kn...

1964 gave us these US unbreakable movie monsters. Such was Gorgo's monster chops at the time he got top spot on the header card! Move ov...

Woodsy, Your recent post about watching Godzilla v Kong made me wax nostalgic for some of my favorite Showa-era Kaiju flix, so I dug out my ...

Long before the film version of Gorgo reached the cinema screens of either Britain or America, Monarch Books in the USA had published a pape...