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Cross-posted (somewhat) from over in the General Forum.
Several monsters, most of which haven't been printed anywhere else, were published in comic books from Kenzer Co. For the sake of completeness, here's a list of them all, that I could find. Note that since these are published by Kenzer, these are D&D, and not OGC.
Dungeons & Dragons: Tempest’s Gate
#1 - “Ogh.” Inside the back cover is a full-page write-up on a new orc subrace, the ogh.
Knights of the Dinner Table
#72 - “Dungeon of the Month: The Garden of Unearthly Delights.” This short dungeon is given dual stats in both 3E and Hackmaster formats, and has a new template at the end, the Guardian Skeleton.
#79 - “Movies on the Battlemat.” The end of this article gives us full 3E stats for a new monster, the Fire Mare, a new minor artifact: The Glaive, and a new magic weapon property: cutting. All are inspired from the movie Krull.
#80 - “Dangerous Denizens.” This article gives a sneak preview for two monsters from Dangerous Denizens: The Monsters of Tellene: the Eaten One and Sturm-Wolf.
#80 - “Movies on the Battlemat.” The end of the articles gives us full 3E stats for the Invader, a monster based on the aliens from the movie Signs.
#83 - “Movies on the Battlemat.” The end of the article has the False Legend template (inspired by The 13th Warrior).
#84 - “Movies on the Battlemat.” The end of the article has the Programmed Assassin template (inspired by The Bourne Identity). d20 Modern.
#89 - “Rustlers of the Night.” This article features an evil Outsider called a Shadow Stalker. Despite the time of publication, it is 3E, not 3.5E. Also, the ability descriptors (Ex, Su, Sp) aren’t listed for the creature’s abilities.
#90 - “Rustlers of the Night.” This article features a new Outsider called the Vodyanoi. Despite the time of publication, it is 3E, not 3.5E. Also, the ability descriptors (Ex, Su, Sp) aren’t listed for the creature’s abilities. Furthermore, no alignment is listed.
#106 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article describes a new monster, the Tohdnerian Summoner Beast, with full stats, and notes on training them (as well as using them as animal companions).
#110 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article presents a new monster: the Sunderer.
#111 – “Porting Hackmaster’s Pixie Faeries into D&D 3.5.” This article gives full PHB-style fluff information and PC racial information for pixie faeries.
#121 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article presents the Throngling, a new monster.
#124 – “Demon Princes of Tellene.” This article details eight demon princes of the Kingdoms of Kalamar setting, including their lair, servants/enemies/goals, and clerical domains.
#125 – “Player’s Advantage: Why Walk?” This article discusses using mounts, along with giving several stat blocks for advanced horses.
#127 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article presents the Eldorian Siege Giant.
#128 – “Kingdoms of Kalamar and Monster Manual III.” This article provides “On Tellene” information for monsters with campaign information from the MMIII, along with a few pieces of new gear.
#129 – “Humans of Tellene: The Defohy.” This article provides a large amount of fluff information on the Defohy people, as well as a new feat, information on one of their towns, a feat chain, and stats for a typical Defohy warrior.
#129 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article presents a new monster; the Bearbug.
#138 – “Rustlers of the Night.” A new monster, the Death-Blood Medusa, is given here.
#139 – “Rustlers of the Night.” A new monster is given here: the Hunger Tree. It needs some errata (e.g. a -5 penalty to Initiative for a Dex of --, which is wrong).
#141 – “Rustlers of the Night.” The new monster introduced in this article is the Man-Ape.
#145 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article debuts the Onlooker, a cycloptic creature created as a servitor race by the beholders.
#148 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article debuts the Child of Set.
#149 – “Rustlers of the Night.” A new monster, the Hanga, appears here.
Several monsters, most of which haven't been printed anywhere else, were published in comic books from Kenzer Co. For the sake of completeness, here's a list of them all, that I could find. Note that since these are published by Kenzer, these are D&D, and not OGC.
Dungeons & Dragons: Tempest’s Gate
#1 - “Ogh.” Inside the back cover is a full-page write-up on a new orc subrace, the ogh.
Knights of the Dinner Table
#72 - “Dungeon of the Month: The Garden of Unearthly Delights.” This short dungeon is given dual stats in both 3E and Hackmaster formats, and has a new template at the end, the Guardian Skeleton.
#79 - “Movies on the Battlemat.” The end of this article gives us full 3E stats for a new monster, the Fire Mare, a new minor artifact: The Glaive, and a new magic weapon property: cutting. All are inspired from the movie Krull.
#80 - “Dangerous Denizens.” This article gives a sneak preview for two monsters from Dangerous Denizens: The Monsters of Tellene: the Eaten One and Sturm-Wolf.
#80 - “Movies on the Battlemat.” The end of the articles gives us full 3E stats for the Invader, a monster based on the aliens from the movie Signs.
#83 - “Movies on the Battlemat.” The end of the article has the False Legend template (inspired by The 13th Warrior).
#84 - “Movies on the Battlemat.” The end of the article has the Programmed Assassin template (inspired by The Bourne Identity). d20 Modern.
#89 - “Rustlers of the Night.” This article features an evil Outsider called a Shadow Stalker. Despite the time of publication, it is 3E, not 3.5E. Also, the ability descriptors (Ex, Su, Sp) aren’t listed for the creature’s abilities.
#90 - “Rustlers of the Night.” This article features a new Outsider called the Vodyanoi. Despite the time of publication, it is 3E, not 3.5E. Also, the ability descriptors (Ex, Su, Sp) aren’t listed for the creature’s abilities. Furthermore, no alignment is listed.
#106 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article describes a new monster, the Tohdnerian Summoner Beast, with full stats, and notes on training them (as well as using them as animal companions).
#110 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article presents a new monster: the Sunderer.
#111 – “Porting Hackmaster’s Pixie Faeries into D&D 3.5.” This article gives full PHB-style fluff information and PC racial information for pixie faeries.
#121 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article presents the Throngling, a new monster.
#124 – “Demon Princes of Tellene.” This article details eight demon princes of the Kingdoms of Kalamar setting, including their lair, servants/enemies/goals, and clerical domains.
#125 – “Player’s Advantage: Why Walk?” This article discusses using mounts, along with giving several stat blocks for advanced horses.
#127 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article presents the Eldorian Siege Giant.
#128 – “Kingdoms of Kalamar and Monster Manual III.” This article provides “On Tellene” information for monsters with campaign information from the MMIII, along with a few pieces of new gear.
#129 – “Humans of Tellene: The Defohy.” This article provides a large amount of fluff information on the Defohy people, as well as a new feat, information on one of their towns, a feat chain, and stats for a typical Defohy warrior.
#129 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article presents a new monster; the Bearbug.
#138 – “Rustlers of the Night.” A new monster, the Death-Blood Medusa, is given here.
#139 – “Rustlers of the Night.” A new monster is given here: the Hunger Tree. It needs some errata (e.g. a -5 penalty to Initiative for a Dex of --, which is wrong).
#141 – “Rustlers of the Night.” The new monster introduced in this article is the Man-Ape.
#145 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article debuts the Onlooker, a cycloptic creature created as a servitor race by the beholders.
#148 – “Rustlers of the Night.” This article debuts the Child of Set.
#149 – “Rustlers of the Night.” A new monster, the Hanga, appears here.
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