The owlbear appears in the first edition Monster Manual ( 1977 ), where it is described as a horrible creature that inhabits tangled forest regions, and attacks with its great claws and snapping beak.

The owlbear appears first in the Monstrous Compendium Volume One ( 1989 ), and is reprinted in the Monstrous Manual ( 1993 ).

The owlbear appears in the Monster Manual for this edition ( 2000 ).

The owlbear appears in the Monster Manual for this edition ( 2008 ), along with the winterclaw owlbear.

The actual origin of the owlbear has never been definitively revealed, but the various Monster Manual editions indicate it is probably the product of a wizard's experiments.

The owlbear is among the earliest monsters in Dungeons & Dragons and like the bulette and the rust monster, was inspired by a Hong Kong-made plastic toy purchased by Gary Gygax for use as miniature in a Chainmail game.

The owlbear appeared for the Dark Sun setting in the adventure Black Spine ( 1994 ).

The owlbear appeared on the Wizards of the Coast website for the Chainmail game, in 2000.

An owlbear is depicted as a cross between a bear and an owl, which " hugs " like a bear and attacks with its beak, and was considered a magical beast in the game's third edition.

Gary Gygax created the owlbear, which was inspired by a plastic toy made in Hong Kong, and introduced the creature to the game in the 1975 Greyhawk supplement ; the creature has since appeared in every subsequent edition of the game, including the game's first edition, second edition, third edition, and fourth edition.

The greater owlbear appeared in an adventure in Dungeon # 63 ( July 1997 ).

The winged owlbear appeared in Dungeon # 84 ( January 2001 ).

The ancient owlbear appeared in Dungeon # 107 ( February 2004 ).

The Ankholian owlbear appeared in the Dragonlance Bestiary of Krynn ( 2004 ) and the Revised Bestiary of Krynn ( 2007 ).

* The owlbear was depicted in the webcomic The Order of the Stick, where it was presented as a pointless cross between an already dangerous creature ( the bear ) and a harmless animal ( the owl ).

Like " Jabberwocky ," another poem published in Through the Looking Glass, " Haddocks ’ Eyes " appears to have been revised over the course of many years.

* American — Anger, Kenneth: Rabbit's Moon ( 1950 film released in 1972, revised 1979 ); Kelly, Gene: Invitation to the Dance ( 1956 film ; Kelly appears as Pierrot in opening segment ); Wise, Robert: Star!

" Novus Ordo ", as a term for the revised form of the Roman Rite Mass, appears in no official Church document.

This was then revised as a song performed by a London-based pop group The Spectrum, assembled by RCA Victor as an imitation of the American band The Monkees, who happened to share their name with the organisation that appears in Captain Scarlet.

* An examination of Gilbert Hernández's illustrated biography of Frida Kahlo ; a revised version appears here ( 2007 )

A fourth edition, which appears to be a revised version of the third revised edition, was published 2012.

Corellon Larethian appears in the revised Players Handbook for this edition ( 2003 ).

The tiefling appears in the revised Monster Manual for this edition ( 2003 ) under the planetouched entry.

The gnoll appears in the revised Monster Manual for this edition ( 2003 ).

The sahuagin appears in the revised Monster Manual for this edition ( 2003 ).

The drider appears in the revised Monster Manual for D & D 3. 5 edition ( 2003 ).

In light of the September 11, 2001 attacks, both the lyrics and title of the song were reworked, and the revised version appears on the album.

The complete text of the Bible in Latin ( revised Vulgate ) appears at Nova Vulgata-Bibliorum Sacrorum Editio.

The kuo-toa appears in the revised Monster Manual for this edition ( 2003 ).

Lucky's birth year is revised to 1983 when he first appears on-screen at the age of 10 in October 1993.

His date of birth is revised again in May 2011, when it appears on his marriage license as July 15, 1979.

The yuan-ti appears in the revised Monster Manual for this edition ( 2003 ), including the same variations from the previous Monster Manual.

The displacer beast appears in the revised Monster Manual for this edition ( 2003 ), which also described the displacer beast pack lord.

Note that the classification that appears in Volume 1, pp. 10-13, is superseded by a number of changes that appeared in Volume 2 ( the relegation of the families Monommatidae, Colydiidae, and Bruchidae to subfamily status, and the revised spelling of Ripiphoridae ), and these changes have been incorporated into the List of subgroups of the order Coleoptera.

This book is unusual in that it reflects the usages of the 1920s, when the author was at school, but appears to have been continually revised by the author from a scholarly point of view and typed out in the 1960s.

The ettercap appears in the revised Monster Manual for this edition ( 2003 ).

An essay on the novel by Karl Edward Wagner appears in the anthology Horror: 100 Best Books ( 1988 ; revised edition 1992 ).

The doppelganger appears in the revised Monster Manual for this edition ( 2003 ).

Toho's popular kaiju character Anguirus appears in some stock footage from Destroy All Monsters and in two newly-filmed scenes on Monster Island.

* Biollante appears in the Super Nintendo games Super Godzilla ( 1993 ) and Godzilla: Monster War ( 1994 ).

The Monster also appears in " We Are a Humble Factory ", now voiced by Breckin Meyer, where Count Chocula, FrankenBerry, and BooBerry are angrily mentioned by him, as well Fruity Yummy Mummy and Fruit Brute.

* The Sandman appears in The Smurfs episode " Darkness Monster " voiced by Frank Welker.

In May 2011 Speedy Gonzales appears in The Looney Tunes Show episodes " Best Friends ", " Monster Talent ", " Devil Dog ", " That's My Baby ", " Sunday Night Slice ", " The DMV ", " French Fries ", " Beauty School ", " The Shelf " and " The Muh-Muh-Muh-Murder " voiced by Fred Armisen.

* Monster Family ( October 23, 1966 ) – Fred ( performed by Jim Henson ) appears as a father monster talks to his son ( performed by Jerry Juhl ) about being a monster.

One also appears in Big Monster dig.

Trading Card Game, Orochi appears as a Monster Card named Yamata Dragon.

Several alternate universe versions of the character exist: the Silver Age Bizarro appears in Justice as a member of the Legion of Doom ; one-shot The Superman Monster ( 1999 ), essentially a Frankenstein pastiche features a monstrous copy of Bizarro created by a Viktor Luthor ; one-shot Superman: Red Son ( 2004 ) features a " Superman 2 " created by genius Lex Luthor for the United States to stop the Soviet-based Superman ; and Lex Luthor creates Bizarro-like duplicates called " Liberators " in the limited series JLA: The Nail ( 1998 ).

* Koschei appears as a historic character in Monster Hunter Alpha by Larry Correia

A hobgoblin appears in Monster in My Pocket # 23, a prankster who serves as comic relief among the good monsters and has the ability to project fire from his fingers.

The tiefling appears in the Monster Manual for this edition ( 2000 ) under the planetouched entry.

The aasimar race appears in that edition's third core book, the Monster Manual, first published October 2000.

The gnoll appears in the Monster Manual for this edition ( 2000 ).

The flind appears in Monster Manual III ( 2004 ).

The gnoll appears in the Monster Manual for this edition ( 2008 ), including the gnoll huntmaster, the gnoll claw fighter, the gnoll marauder, and the gnoll demonic scourge.

The flind appears in Monster Manual III ( 2004 ) as a monster and a playable character race.

An amnesiac man appears on Monster Island and was taken in by the Watch despite Gamora's warnings.

The Universal film series generally refers to the character on screen as the Monster, the Creature or Frankenstein's Monster, although this practice wasn't always carried over into the film titles, such as Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein ( in which no human character by the name Frankenstein actually appears and the title refers to the monster ).

The sahuagin appears in the first edition Monster Manual ( 1977 ), where they are described as " seadevils " that dwell in warm salt water depths, and are predatory in the extreme and kill for sport and pleasure as well as food.

The sahuagin appears in the Monster Manual for this edition ( 2000 ).