Reptisaurus #8 was published in 1962. You can read the issue at this link . The cover art is by Bill Montes and Ernie Bache.  Rip Off

Reptisaurus #5 was published in 1962. You can read the issue at this link.  The goofy cover art is by Joe Sinnott and Vince Colletta.  Rip ...

Reptisaurus #3 was published in 1962. It is a continuation of the Reptilicus series with modifications to the creature's color and name...

Reptilicus #2 was published in 1961. You can read the issue at this link . The cover art is by Dick Giordano.  Rip Off

Charlton also was associated with the paperback imprint Monarch and they too adapted Reptilicus using the writer David Owens. Pink took issu...

Reptilicus was the least successful of Charlton's monster trio, likely because the monster is the least identifiable of the three monste...

Once upon a time in the late 50's and early 60's, giant monsters were all the rage. Denmark feeling that it too wanted to contribut...

This month is all about giant monsters, especially those illustrated in strong style by "Sturdy" Steve Ditko. I've had the abo...

Reptilicus is a guilty pleasure of mine. I've been a fan ever since the movie actually scared me as a kid (believe it or not) in th...