Todd's twisted take on classic creatures...
















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McFarlane's Monsters
2002

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Not to be confused with the smaller McFarlane's Monster PLAYSETS released back in the late '90s (see our Card Back HERE (https://www.figures.com/forums/news/13306-mcfarlanes-monsters-series-2-a.html)), this series of McFarlane Monsters featured full 6-inch scale figures with more advanced 2002 sculpts. While many were a bit over-the-top in design (read: busy), there were a few standouts including the slick reimaginings of The Mummy and the Sea Creature. McFarlane's Monsters would later expand to include Todd's "Twisted" take on the Land of Oz, Fairy Tales and everyone's favorite holly jolly time of year, Christmas.



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The Sea Creature is awesome, and will always have a place in my collection.