Famous Monsters of Filmland #122

CGC9.0RestoredC-1

9.0 · VF/NM

Bindery: A limited number of bindery/printing defects are allowed.
Cover Appearance: Cover is almost flat with almost imperceptible wear.
Inks: Inks are bright with slightly diminished reflectivity.
Corners: Corners are cut square and sharp with ever-so-slight blunting permitted but no creases. An 1/8" bend is allowed if color is not broken.
Cover Condition: Several lightly penciled, stamped or inked arrival dates are acceptable. Very minor foxing.
Spine: Spine is tight and flat.
Staples: Staples may show some discoloration. Only the slightest staple tears are allowed.
Paper: Paper is off-white to cream and supple.
Interior: Very minor interior tears may be present.

Issue Date: Jan 1976
Pages: White pages!
Status: In Collection
CGC Cert: 4194578001

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Collector's Notes

Famous Monsters of Filmland #122, the January 1976 Warren Publishing sensation edited by Forrest J. Ackerman, seduces with Ken Kelly's sultry painted cover of cult icon Ingrid Pitt as a fang-baring vampire lover from Hammer's The Vampire Lovers, an "Ingrid Pitt Vampire!" tribute channeling her hypnotic allure in blood-soaked gothic classics like Countess Dracula and The House That Dripped Blood. Delve into an electrifying profile spotlighting Pitt's gothic glamour, a riveting filmbook on the mad science shocks of 1941's Man Made Monster starring Lon Chaney Jr. as electrified "Dynamo Dan," the serialized thrills of "Monsters from Mexico" unearthing Santo's lucha libre horrors including the star-studded Autopsy of a Ghost, a cheeky takedown of the Exorcist rip-off Beyond the Door that sparked a Warner Bros. lawsuit, and fan-fueled gems like "You Axed For It" requests for Peter Cushing photos and Fang Mail raves for The Devil's Rain. This white-paged vintage horror magazine treasure tantalizes collectors seeking 1970s deep dives into Ingrid Pitt vampire roles, electro-monster mayhem, and Mexican monster movie legends.