![A drawing of a strange skeleton viewed from its left. It has four short legs, a big round body covered by a shroud, a tail sticking straight out behind it (also shrouded but with vertebrae sticking out below the shroud), and a half-human-looking skull. The forehead and top of head look like a separate plate. The skull has no visible nose-hole, and instead of eyes it has bone protruberences that look like drooping feelers.](http://colintedford.com/wp-content/uploads/Glyptodon_Owen_1839.png)
A ghost drawn by HR Giger? No — it’s an artist’s reconstruction of a glyptodon, published in 1839. (via Wikipedia)
“The Mysterious Skeleton” by Zander Cannon is a fun spooky mystery 12-hour comic — fine October reading, and particularly pertinent since I’ll be making a 12-hour comic this Saturday.