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One hundred fifty issues of monsters! Issue #150 celebrates the milestone with “The World Applauds” and “150 Fantastic Films,” then gets down to business: a Mighty Joe Young filmbook begins, “Galactica or Star Wars, Which Is Best?” stokes the great debate, and “Happy Birthday — Dear Dracula” toasts twenty years of Hammer’s Horror of Dracula. A holiday-season landmark with Mighty Joe Claus on the masthead.
A photo of the four-armed alien creature from BATTLESTAR GALACTICA — the kind of rubber-suited monster that proved television sci-fi was taking its creature design seriously.
Milestone issues anchor collections, and Issue #150 is the run’s third great marker after Issues #100 and #142 — celebrity congratulations, a self-celebration in “150 Fantastic Films,” and holiday-season timing. Natural shelf company for the other landmarks.
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FM #150 — January 1979
A photo of the four-armed alien creature from BATTLESTAR GALACTICA — the kind of rubber-suited monster that proved television sci-fi was taking its creature design seriously. Inside: Battlestar Galactica, Mighty Joe Young, The Horror of Dracula, and The Return of Frankenstein, and Forrest J Ackerman, Robert Quarry, Randy Palmer, and Paul Linden.
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