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Fredric March’s Oscar-winning Mr. Hyde glowers from the 1967 yearbook, and the centerpiece reprint is a big one: the Bride of Frankenstein filmbook from Issue #21. “Way Out Hunchback” revisits Dick Smith’s makeup magic from Issue #14, the Horror Hall of Fame hangs a full-page Chaney Phantom, and a vintage “You Axed For It!” King Kong photo rounds the package.
Fredric March's Oscar-winning Mr. Hyde from the 1932 DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE — the definitive pre-Code transformation, featured on this collector's yearbook edition.
The 1967 annual earns its keep on the Bride of Frankenstein filmbook reprint alone — Issue #21’s classic treatment recirculated for a new wave of readers. March’s Hyde is among the more striking yearbook covers.
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Famous Monsters of Filmland — 1967 Yearbook
A full year of creature features bound in one volume. Fredric March's Oscar-winning Mr. Hyde from the 1932 DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE — the definitive pre-Code transformation, featured on this collector's yearbook edition.
A full year of frights in one bind-up. Tell us the page that wouldn't let you go. ⬇️
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