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==Art/Fiction== A monstrous snail that makes its home in a vast and dark cavern, above which the city (

The '''Shriker''', also known as '''Skriker''' or '''Striker''', is a monstrous [[Black Dog]] strongly associated with Lancashire, England. ==Art/Fiction==

...'''hellhound'''''"(''sometimes '''hell hound''' or '''hell-hound''''')is a monstrous creature that serves '''Hell'''. == Art, Literature, & Fiction ==

...manifested [[undead]] often found in fantasy, horror fiction, and mythical art. Though most are human skeletons, they can also be from any creature or fan =Art/Fiction=

...nster, larger and broader than a man but somewhat shorter than a giant. In art, ogres are often depicted with a large head, abundant hair and beard, a hug ==Art / Fiction==

==Art/Fiction== ...''Warhammer Fantasy Battle'' game gives the name Strigoi to a bloodline of monstrous vampires, similar to Count Orlok.

==Art/Fiction== {{Monstrous}}

==Art/Fiction== ...ame ''Devil May Cry 3. Dante's Awakening'', Geryon is one of the bosses, a monstrous ghost horse that can stop time.

[[Image:Black Dog pub sign Bouley Jersey.jpg|thumb|The monstrous black dog reputed to haunt Bouley Bay in Jersey is depicted on this pub sig ...name given in the north of England, especially in Yorkshire, to a mythical monstrous goblin-dog with huge teeth and claws.

...ology|Greek mythology]], the Minotaur (Greek: Μινόταυρος, Minótauros) is a monstrous double, sometimes with the head of a bull and the body of a man or, convers ...ntest between Theseus and the Minotaur was frequently represented in Greek art. A Knossian didrachm exhibits on one side the labyrinth, on the other the M

...fairy, and, unlike many other members of that type, is completely evil and monstrous rather than simply mischevious. The creature's home was in the sea but it v ==Art/Fiction==

...ar Greek legend of Phineus and the Harpies, who are thus depicted in Greek art. The very name of Phineus, the victim of their persecutions, may be nothing =Art / Fiction=

...ughters of Kadmos, were throw into madness, and was metamorphosed into the monstrous figure (Schol. ad Eurip. Phoen. 45). =Art/Fiction=

=Art /Fiction= ...ublished by Oni Press written by Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir with art by Brian Hurtt.

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