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Issue #106 is a love letter to the B-picture: Basil Gogos grants cover honors to 1959’s The Hideous Sun Demon, while “The Curse of the Katzman People” salutes the prolific Sam Katzman. “The Living Ghost” happily corrects a premature John Agar obituary — the man was very much alive — “Dracula TV” covers Jack Palance’s small-screen Count, and The Golden Voyage of Sinbad and Vampire Circus fill out the bill, with a Green Slime poster waiting on the back cover.
Basil Gogos renders THE HIDEOUS SUN DEMON in all his scaly, sunburned glory — the 1959 low-budget shocker elevated by one of FM's finest cover treatments.
Mid-’70s Gogos covers celebrating the B-pictures have a devoted following of their own, and Issue #106’s Green Slime poster back cover gives collectors one more surface to love. The Sam Katzman tribute adds reference depth on the producing side of the genre.
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FM #106 — April 1974
Basil Gogos renders THE HIDEOUS SUN DEMON in all his scaly, sunburned glory — the 1959 low-budget shocker elevated by one of FM's finest cover treatments. Inside: THE HIDEOUS SUN DEMON, TALES THAT WITNESS MADNESS, THE GOLDEN VOYAGE OF SINBAD, and VAMPIRE CIRCUS, and Sam Katzman, John Agar, Jack Palance, and James Warren.
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