Alien 2

Juan Carlos Paz, aka Bakea

Alien 1

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Not Yeti Friday - Darmani

This is Darmani, a ghost of a Goron, from Zelda: Mask of Majora. NOT a YETI.

Harter Yeti

Jeff Harter

Ketchum Yeti

Neat film stop-motion animation by Amy Lee Ketchum. It's her MFA thesis.

One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing

Have you heard of the 1975 live-action Walt Disney comedy film, "One of Our Dinosaurs is Missing"?

I hadn't. It's hard to track down, plus looks pretty racist.

Tthere is a scene where a yeti carries a man across the Himalayas:

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Custom Figure

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Rock Jocks Yeti

I finally figured out where the mystery yeti figure from Yeti Collector's collection comes from.

It's the 1994 board game Rock Jocks!

This is a crazy game. You play climbers on this tower thing and a weird looking yeti is after you.

Harvey Yeti

Phil Harvey

Yeti Arcade: Spike's Peak

Long before SkiFree, Spike's Peak (1983) had this bad boy on the slopes.

Aquilae Yeti

Verreauxi Aquilae

New Park Starz Figure

This just in!  They have a new Park Starz Matterhorn yeti.  The Series 3 figure looks more like Harold.

As it is my birthday today

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...here is a picture of a yeti with a bird on its head.

Not Yeti Friday - Harryhausen's Cyclops

 

Cyclops 9

This is by Travis Louie, whose other cyclops I blogged about here, and whose regular yeti I blogged about here and Not Yeti here.

Cyclops 8

Mu is from the anime, Ranma 1/2.

Cyclops 7

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Cyclops 6

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Cyclops 5

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Cyclops 4

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Cyclops 3 (Yeti Arcade: Frost Byte)

Frost Byte (1986)for the ZX Spectrum, gentleman...

Cyclops 2

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Cyclops 1

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Yeti Loves Fatherhood, Apparently

Andrea Bowers

Denise Plauche

Pinksuitcase

Julia Green

Luis Silva

Vin Vogel

Not Yeti Friday - Moon-beast

Today is the only Friday the 13th of the year, so I want to do something special.

I would like to post about MOON-BEAST.

One of my favorite Lovecraft monsters is the Moon-beast.

They are “great greyish-white slippery things which could expand and contract at will, and whose principal shape — though it often changed — was that of a sort of toad without any eyes, but with a curious vibrating mass of short pink tentacles on the end of its blunt, vague snout”

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