Monster Boy

Marty Onster learns that playing dodgeball really brings out his inner monster.

Marty Onster's parents sign him up for soccer hoping it will bring out the monster in him, but instead, Marty learns the importance of being a team player.

Marty Onster tries to keep his inner monster in check when Bart Ully gives Sally, Marty's best friend, a showy Valentine's Day card.

Marty, a child who has monsters as parents, has difficulty dealing with his differences and the fact he never has enough food to eat for lunch.

Marty Onster fears he isn't furry or scary enough to be a monster, but when a bully at school begins to bother Marty, his monster side shines through.

Marty Onster hopes a field trip to the zoo will help him fit in with the other kids, but instead it brings out the animal in him.

No one is sure if Marty Onster is really a monster, but when Bart Ully starts to make trouble during library time, which happens to be Marty's favorite time of the day, Marty's monster mania surfaces.

Marty Onster lets the monster in him loose when bully Bart Ully endangers his friend Sally by forcing her to sled over a jump at the bottom of Breakneck Hill.

Marty Onster's father decides to sign him up for Scary Scouts to see if he can develop the boy's monster skills, and while Marty is not pleased to be at camp learning to howl and screech, the monster in him comes out when he learns bully Bart Ully is at a camp across the lake.