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A Ken Kelly cover — the artist who carried the FM torch after Gogos — fronts a late-run issue that still bleeds reverence for the Universal era. #127 is a feast for the classic-monster faithful: a Karloff & Lugosi tribute and a homage to Marcel Delgado, the model-maker who built the armature for the original King Kong.
Ken Kelly paints the Bride of Frankenstein with Universal Studios as backdrop — Elsa Lanchester's magnificent creation placed in the theme park that immortalized her.
Ken Kelly’s Bride cover is a late-run favorite, and the reprint depth inside — The Golem, The Haunted Strangler, Dracula Prince of Darkness — gives Issue #127 more shelf value than its date suggests. The Lee J. Cobb farewell adds reference weight.
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FM #127 — August 1976
Ken Kelly paints the Bride of Frankenstein with Universal Studios as backdrop — Elsa Lanchester's magnificent creation placed in the theme park that immortalized her. Inside: The Giant Spider Invasion, The Golem, The Haunted Strangler, and Dracula Prince of Darkness, and Ken Kelly, Boris Karloff, Bela Lugosi, and Lee J. Cobb.
Who had this one on their shelf? Who swiped it from an older cousin? Spill. ⬇️
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