The personal demons of artists collide with iconic monsters from popular culture. This anthology, drawn from the art zine edited by Billy Mavreas, features comics and essays exploring the multifaceted nature of monsters. Artists confront their inner struggles alongside classic figures like Frankenstein, Godzilla, and The Wolfman, creating a unique blend of artistic expression and cultural commentary. The collection aims to provide historical context for the artwork through its accompanying essays.

This anthology is presented as a unique fusion of art, comics, and cultural analysis, focusing on the theme of monsters both personal and popular. The collection's strength lies in its juxtaposition of individual artistic expression against established figures from folklore and media. The inclusion of essays aims to deepen the reader's understanding by providing historical and contextual layers to the visual works. It appeals to those interested in contemporary art, comic anthologies, and the symbolic representation of monsters in culture.