Since it's Halloween--Your favorite Monster?

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What’s your favorite monster?

For me, it’s Barnabas Collins, the reluctant vampire from Dark Shadows.

I also like the one and only, the granddaddy of the vampires, Dracula, in the Bram Stoker novel and in almost all of his incarnations in movies and tv shows and even on the cereal box!
 
That’s a tough one. Just because, I’ll toss out either Frankenstein as depicted in The Monster Squad or the Opera Phantom.

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George Bush 😉
Very, very unkind. As a patriotic American, I take offense to this absolutely, as I do to the bashing of former President Clinton. This is a Catholic website, we should all be ashamed of making any type of crude comment about the men and women who lead our countries in these perilous times. Freedom is not free.
 
Hannibal King, the Vampire Detective, from Marvel Comic’s Tomb of Dracula, circa 1975-77

a Phillip Marlowe inspired shamus, who unlike the brat pack vampires of Nick Knight and “Angel”, HK never consumated the curse–which allowed him to team up with and eventualy become friends with Blade (LONG before Blade was played by Wesley Snipes)
 
It’s hard, but I think I’ll have to give it to the golem of Prague.

Honorable mentions include Koshchei the Deathless (Russian myth), Graf Orlock (Nosferatu), the penanggalan (southeast Asian superstition), Great Cthulhu, and the jiang shi (Chinese hopping vampire).
 
the jiang shi (Chinese hopping vampire).
A vampire who hops Chinese? What is up with that? Couldn’t he be foiled by surrounding yourself with non-Chinese?

Personally, I don’t care for scary movies, so I can’t declare a monster as a favorite.
 
I’ve always kind of had a soft spot in my heart for Lon Chaney Jr’s Wolfman. And I have to admit to loving Barnabas Collins too.

You notice how I like the somewhat lovable monsters.
 
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