Pop Paleoさんのイラストまとめ

According to Don Glut, the T. rex's head was reused as Spot, the basement-dwelling pet dragon on the show "The Munsters."

Al Lewis, the show's "Grampa", claimed he & Fred Gwynne ("Herman Munster") made the prop themselves, but perhaps he was referring only to the dragon's tail.

@WeirdlandTales Makes me think of a certain someone...

J. M. Brock cartoon from a 1927 issue of Punch.

A couple cover images for the James White short story, "Trouble with Emily" in which doctors work on a Brontosaurus-like alien dubbed "Emily."

When poor Karl Lykos absorbs the life energy from a mutant, his body transforms into a pterosaur-like form, whereupon the Sauron personality takes over.

Another comic for today. A story from "Doll Man" (a shrinking superhero) in which a bitter paleontologist decides to use a fossil dinosaur skeleton and combine it with tissues from living animals to rebuild a prehistoric animal. Sort of "Jurassic Park" from 1946.

Some of Jean Elder's illustrations to the Australian children's book "Whirlaway" (1937). The story features a girl named Helen and an elf-like being named Whirlaway who travel through the various epochs of prehistory.

Some dinosaur art by Vincent Di Fate.

Nothing like the beauty of vintage dinosaur toys. Here's an Imperial Parasaurolophus from the late 70s.
I had one, along with a crocodile-faced T. rex & a "Trachodon." Their hollowness meant that during play they consumed a lot of sand, belching it back up like dragon's breath.