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A Basil Gogos cover fronts #20, an issue that pairs marquee artwork with two of the genre’s towering figures. Inside, a John Carradine biography and an early Ray Harryhausen profile penned by Forry himself — one legend in front of the camera, one behind it.
Lon Chaney in LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT — a painting of the most debated image in horror history, from the most desperately sought lost film ever made.
Documentation before canonization — Forry profiling Ray Harryhausen years before the world caught up to stop-motion’s grandmaster. Issues that wrote about the greats early, like Issue #20, age the best as reference.
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FM #20 — November 1962
Lon Chaney in LONDON AFTER MIDNIGHT — a painting of the most debated image in horror history, from the most desperately sought lost film ever made. Inside: London After Midnight and Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, and Basil Gogos, Lon Chaney, Roger Elwood, and John Carradine.
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