Social Monsters: Day of the Dead Special

Brand: Social Monsters

Written By: Alfred Rodríguez “Karmix”

Art By: Jason M. Burns Jota Cabral Nick Deschenes Sergio Rios

Tags: Action/Adventure All Ages Children's Education History Holiday Mecha/Robots Mystery Mythology Sci-Fi Science/Biology/Technology Superheroes Zombies

No. of Books/Issues: 1

First Release: 31/10/2019

Current Release: 18/02/2020

Type: One Shot

Age Rating: 5+

SUMMARY

While celebrating Day of the Dead, Saber and Davi must battle a mummy monster inspired from the collection of mummies found in Guanajuato, Mexico.

Episodes:

No: 1

Social Monsters: Day of the Dead Special

31/10/2019

Social Monsters: Day of the Dead Special

Brand:" Social Monsters

Release Date:" 31/10/2019

Written By: Alfred Rodríguez “Karmix”

Art By: Jason M. Burns, Jota Cabral, Nick Deschenes, Sergio Rios

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Social Monsters: S1

When a mysterious social media account goes viral after predicting creature attacks tied to artifacts of historical significance, a young man named Saber accepts his fate and becomes the protector of mankind, donning a powerful mech suit that makes anything you can imagine possible. Episode 1 – The Colossus of Cairo Saber and Davi must battle a monster created from The Mask of Tutankhamun, housed at the Egyptian Museum in Cairo.

Social Monsters: S2

Social Monsters: Day of the Dead Special

While celebrating Day of the Dead, Saber and Davi must battle a mummy monster inspired from the collection of mummies found in Guanajuato, Mexico.

Social Monsters: Halloween Special

While celebrating Halloween, Saber and Davi must battle a Mothman monster inspired from the collection at the Mothman Museum in Point Pleasant, West Virginia.

Social Monsters: Holiday Special

While celebrating the holiday season, Saber and Davi must battle a monster made from an aluminum Christmas tree currently on display at The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis.

Social Monsters: Valentine’s Day Special 2020

While celebrating Valentine’s Day, Saber and Davi must battle a monster made from a bronze statue of Eros, the Greek god of love, currently on display at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.

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