Monster of the Week: Tammuz
A picture of Hafmaður the Sea Man with the Monster of the Week banner on top.
Monster of the Week: Astaroth
A picture of Hafmaður the Sea Man with the Monster of the Week banner on top.
Monster of the Week: Beezlebub, Lord of the Flies
A picture of Hafmaður the Sea Man with the Monster of the Week banner on top.
Monster of the Week: Berith
If you’re heading down to Georgia* this month, you might have some extra traffic to contend with. June is the busy season for Berith, Satan’s notary and Great Duke of Hell. If you show up at the crossroads on any given Monday, he can be yours for the low, low price of a silver ring,
Monster of the Week: Lucifer
Sometimes the robots surprise you. For this week’s monster, (aka Lucifer, Demon of May), I started out with the very straightforward prompt “angel falling from heaven.” I’m ashamed to admit, I’d expected it to spit out a man. It didn’t. Of course, having no need to reproduce, angels as a species are entirely genderless. However,
Monster of the Week: Belphegor
It’s April Fools Day, so you may be thinking this one is a joke. Well, I’ve got news for you: I hate April Fools Day. How could I not? It’s a holiday whose sole purpose is to make the trusting and guileless look and feel like idiots. So, with apologies to the pranksters in the
Monster of the Week: Satan
They say the month of March comes in like a lion, so who better to preside over this month’s unholy aspects than the King of Hell himself? Without further ado, all hail Satan, the Demon of March and our very esteemed Monster of the Week. If you like this depiction, stick around to the end
Monster of the Week: Leviathan the Hellmouth
Waylaid by illness as I was, I’m a week late in showcasing the demon of February. But, as any Prince of Hell will tell you, late is better than never. So please extend a warm if somewhat belated welcome to Leviathan the Hellmouth and assignatory to the month of February. Full Disclosure: I’ve only found
Monster of the Week: Belial
Are you feeling restless? Rebellious? Eager to sow your wild oats? Then you may be in the presence of Belial, Lord of Pride, Bringer of Corruption, and Crown Prince of Hell. “In courts and palaces he also reignsAnd in luxurious cities, where the noiseOf riot ascends above their loftiest towersAnd injury and outrage; and, when