Famous Monsters of Filmland #112

CGC9.6

9.6 · NM+

Bindery: Only subtle bindery or printing defects are allowed. No bindery tears are allowed, although on Golden Age books bindery tears of up to 1/8" have been noted.
Cover Appearance: Cover is flat with no surface wear.
Inks: Inks are bright with high reflectivity and a minimum of fading.
Corners: One corner may be almost imperceptibly blunted, but still almost sharp and cut square.
Cover Condition: Almost imperceptible indentations are permissible, but no creases, bends, or color break. Small, inconspicuous, lightly penciled, stamped or inked arrival dates are acceptable as long as they are in an unobtrusive location.
Spine: Spine is tight and flat.
Staples: Staples must be original, generally centered, with only the slightest discoloration.
Paper: Paper is off-white, supple and fresh.
Interior: Only the slightest interior tears are allowed.

Issue Date: Dec 1974
Pages: OW/W
Status: In Collection
CGC Cert: 1396954013

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Collector's Notes

Famous Monsters of Filmland #112, a December 1974 Warren Publishing electrifier edited by Forrest J. Ackerman, dazzles with Basil Gogos' drop-dead gorgeous painted cover masterpiece of Frankenstein and his Bride, igniting the forbidden spark of Universal's 1935 horror romance that continues to captivate collectors. Forry delivers a blistering critique of Andy Warhol's Frankenstein alongside heartfelt obituaries for comedy titan Bud Abbott and the inimitable Agnes Moorehead, while previewing the chilling locomotive terrors of Horror Express with Christopher Lee and Peter Cushing, and unveiling rare Bela Lugosi stills in a tribute to the Count's eternal enigma. Rounding out the fright fest, an exclusive lookahead at the inaugural Famous Monsters Convention that sparked a revolution in genre fandom, making this vintage horror magazine a thunderbolt essential for fans of 1970s monster lore and classic cinema icons.