Famous Monsters of Filmland #91 July 1972 cover ad art from Frogs by Ken Kelly featuring horror creature themes 🔍 Click to enlarge

Famous Monsters of Filmland #91

Jul-72 Ken Kelly
Inside This Issue

A Ken Kelly cover — Gogos’ heir on the FM brush — fronts Issue #91, and the contents are pure early-’70s vintage: Frogs croaks its swampy revenge, Godzilla squares off against pollution incarnate in Godzilla vs. the Smog Monster, and Amicus unspools its first Tales from the Crypt. Robert Quarry’s suave Count Yorga, Vampire prowls the back half.

Cover Spotlight

Ad art from FROGS — the 1972 nature-horror film where Ray Milland faces an amphibian uprising on a Southern island. The frogs do not negotiate.

Contents

  • Fantastic Futurama
  • Smile If You Call Him Monster
  • Count Yorga, Vampire

Recurring Departments

  • Speaking of Monsters
  • Fang Mail
  • Mystery Photo
  • Graveyard Examiner
  • Professor Gruebeard

☠ Collector's Notes

A Ken Kelly cover issue of interest to collectors tracking his Famous Monsters run. The contents capture the early-’70s eco-horror cycle (Frogs, Godzilla vs. the Smog Monster) and Amicus’ first Tales from the Crypt.

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FM #91 — July 1972

Ad art from FROGS — the 1972 nature-horror film where Ray Milland faces an amphibian uprising on a Southern island. The frogs do not negotiate. Inside: FROGS, GODZILLA VS. THE SMOG MONSTER, TALES FROM THE CRYPT, and THE MOLE PEOPLE, and Ken Kelly.

Who had this one on their shelf? Who swiped it from an older cousin? Spill. ⬇️

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