[[Category:Satirical monsters]]
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...G Allin documentary ''Hated: GG Allin And The Murder Junkies''. Also, the satirical Church of the SubGenius has a drawing in its archives of its figurehead, th
[[Category:Human Monsters]]
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...ark upon imaginary adventures in which they battle many kinds of fictional monsters, gather treasure, interact with each other, and earn experience points, bec
...ritz Leiber, L. Sprague de Camp, Roger Zelazny, and [[Michael Moorcock]]. Monsters, spells, and magic items used in the game have been inspired by hundreds of
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* [[Matt Groening]]'s comic strip [[Life in Hell]] shows a satirical look on our society, based on all the bad things that can happen, thus the
...lo II]]'', which features Hell as a bleak landscape populated by grotesque monsters and souls in active torment.
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...alternately frightened and fascinated by the completely alien look of the monsters, and the ''Doctor Who'' production office was inundated by letters and call
Also on BBC Radio 4, the Daleks made occasional appearances on the satirical impressionist show, ''Dead Ringers'', noting that the proliferation of whee
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...laimed by science fiction on the grounds that sociology is a science. Many satirical novels with fantastic settings qualify as speculative fiction. ''[[Gulliver
...entertainment genre featuring space ships, futuristic technology, bug-eyed monsters (BEMs) as exciting props and frightening images. In other words, in ''sci-f
32 KB (4,939 words) - 17:56, 18 April 2007
Many writers lampooned alchemists and used them as the butt of satirical attacks. Two early and well-known examples are
...called Alchemist is able to create potions, explosives, simple plant type monsters, and homunculi that fight for them.
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