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A landmark in the run: the first Basil Gogos cover — the beginning of the partnership that would define the Famous Monsters look for a generation. #9 is doubly historic, the issue the magazine went bi-monthly. For collectors, the dawn of the Gogos era is one of the most important dates in all of FM.
Vincent Price in his Roger Corman period — a painting of Price's brooding Roderick Usher from HOUSE OF USHER, all shadow, crumbling masonry, and doomed aristocratic grandeur.
A true key issue. The first Basil Gogos cover puts Issue #9 high on early-run want lists — when the hobby talks about “the Gogos era,” this is page one.
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FM #9 — November 1960
Vincent Price in his Roger Corman period — a painting of Price's brooding Roderick Usher from HOUSE OF USHER, all shadow, crumbling masonry, and doomed aristocratic grandeur. Inside: House of Usher, The Phantom of the Opera, and I Was a Teenage Werewolf, and Basil Gogos, Vincent Price, Roger Corman, and Bela Lugosi.
Rip the cellophane off this one in the replies — favorite moments, worst nightmares, cover love, all welcome. ⬇️
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