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Vanity gets its portrait in Issue #60: Basil Gogos renders the rotting face of Dorian Gray in oils. Below the cover the issue digs into pre-Code dread — Lugosi’s White Zombie, the sly menace of Dracula’s Daughter, and another chapter of the long-running Frankenstein filmbook.
Dorian Gray — Oscar Wilde's portrait-cursed aesthete — painted for a cover that quietly asks whether the true horror lives in the monster or the mirror.
The canon widens: Dorian Gray on a monster-magazine cover was FM claiming literary horror as its territory too. Issue #60 backs the ambition inside with pre-Code substance — White Zombie and Dracula’s Daughter.
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FM #60 — December 1969
Dorian Gray — Oscar Wilde's portrait-cursed aesthete — painted for a cover that quietly asks whether the true horror lives in the monster or the mirror. Inside: THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY, WHITE ZOMBIE, DRACULA'S DAUGHTER, and FRANKENSTEIN, and Forrest J Ackerman.
What's your memory of FM #60? Got a copy? Got a favorite bit? Let's hear it. ⬇️
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