Bonus Boy Billy Halloween 2025: Universally Monstrous

 

I made this extra comic because between the 18 pages of Yellow Lights and 12 pages of my horror comic I'm posting online, this makes 31 pages of comics to post all month long. I've had this idea for a while. It was fun to color in all the monsters. The classic Universal Monster movies are must watches for me every Spooktober season.

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