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Hammer’s Reptile Woman — by way of Monster World #10’s cover art — fronts the final FM yearbook, 1972’s sign-off for the annual series. Issue #19 again proves the well: “The Lorre Story,” “The Pre-historic Story,” and Tales of Terror return, joined by “Dante’s Inferno” from Issue #18 and Glenn Strange’s “Lone Stranger” profile from Issue #17.
The monster from THE REPTILE — originally the cover of Monster World #10 — reprinted for this 1972 yearbook, a Hammer creature making her second FM cover appearance.
Series-closer status gives the 1972 yearbook its niche — the last of FM’s annuals — and its Monster World cover recycling is a nice footnote for collectors who track Warren’s art across titles. Annual completists need it to close the set.
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Famous Monsters of Filmland — 1972 Yearbook
A full year of creature features bound in one volume. The monster from THE REPTILE — originally the cover of Monster World #10 — reprinted for this 1972 yearbook, a Hammer creature making her second FM cover appearance.
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