Showing posts with label Monster Mag Ephemera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Monster Mag Ephemera. Show all posts

Thursday, September 16, 2010

Almost Six FM Covers

Correspondence between James Warren and Dave (Photon, Gore Creatures) Ludwig on his potential contributions as an FM cover artist. (It didn't work out.)

Currently up for auction at Hakes.com.












































Tales of Terror
















The Day The World Ended
















The Magic Sword
















Invaders From Mars
















From Hell It Came
















Hands of the Ripper

Sunday, July 4, 2010

FanMo ProMo Two

Another flyer announcing Fantastic Monsters #1. The other side is a reproduction of the first issue's front and back cover and the inside back cover. When folded (in thirds) the flyer is magazine size with the color front and back covers showing.

From the John Ballentine collection.

Friday, July 2, 2010

Kable News Leaflet

Famous Monsters' distributor Kable News sent these leaflets to news vendors around the time that FM No. 4 was published.

Sunday, June 20, 2010

Aurora/FM Coupon

Aurora and FM had an ongoing relationship for many years and during the mid '60s this coupon could be found in the boxes of their monster models. It offered a free copy (i.e., random back issue) of FM if you sent in the coupon with 25¢ for shipping. Probably not a lot of these have survived, as they would have been used. These coupons have also been found in the SPP monster wallets.

From the Richard Olson collection.

Front and Back
















Inside

Sunday, June 13, 2010

FanMo ProMo

Here's a rare promotional flyer announcing the upcoming first issue of Fantastic Monsters of the Films from distributor AADC. 8.5x11 unfolded.

From the John Ballentine collection.

Front












Back

Thursday, June 3, 2010

Nuet-zell, Nuet-zell!

An FM Christmas card by cover artist Al Nuetzell (circa 1960) for Forry Ackerman, who was his agent and friend.

Thursday, November 12, 2009

Warren Memo (FM #70-79)

I guess this thing has been around the block, but here it is, again, anyway. Pretty self explanatory and yes, Greg was fired. Click the pic.