Famous Monsters of Filmland 009 1960 Warren Publishing

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SlEl^S

NOVEMBER

1960

VOL.

2

NO,

9

COV

Hea

Vinc

6

DEAR

MON


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m

w^

PRIZES, this

issue,

for

constructive

assistance in the

creation

of this

monsterzine,

to

ROBERT BLUMEN-

FELD

(First Prize), BILL

OBBAGY

(Second

Prize) and MR.

&

MRS.

MOORE

of Houston, Texas,

for

constructing

such

a

charming

fan

name of Dr. Zorka. I

a

good

guy

for

on

known

as

Frank

Chan

not die on Aug.

18t

the

18th

but

died

th

1

think

you're

wr

probably

right

on

a


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AckermanI

slew him well.

And

lived

fo tell

the tele. As

you

see,

he

is

now

a

star

of

skullevision.

JOHN

SETROST

Sidney,

Ohio

You

make us sound lik

ed

Sorry

we don't crack

time,

but

like

they

say,

meat is

another

man's

Champions.

Ed.

BEV

BLOWS

HE

I think

that Irving

Glassm

his

head

examined, if

he

Where

else

can you

get

a

FAMOUS

MONSTERS

And

may

I add that WI

ERNS

is also

a great maga

ting

back

to

monsters,

Yours was

the

best artic

read

about

K. Kong,

and

scientifictions

are strictly

also

teenagers,

grownups


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J

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(oltiki,

son

of kon-tiki?

Our

European

reporter,

Giovanni Srog-

namilb. reports

on

a

new

Italian

horror

film,

CALTIKI,

THE

UNDYING

MONSTER,

whith

is

to be

dubbed into English

and

re-

leased

in America.

Says

Gio:

A

scientific

expedition,

conducted by

bi-

ologist

John Fielding, is

searching

for

a lost

city in the

Mexcan

jungle. During

the

search

one

of

the scientists

goes

mad

and

another

disappears.

While trying

to

find the

lost scientist,

one

of

the

members

of

the

ex-


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YOUAXE-

Is

there

some

AXtraordinary

scene

from

a

fantastic

film

of the

past

thot

you'd

like

to cut

out

for

your

scrapbook

or

pin

up

on

the

wall

of

your

dungeon?

Simple.

Just

phone

AXminster

1 3 1 3

'/2.

If the

line

is busy,

address

your

request

to

this


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ries across

the

wooden

floor.

Winthrop

gropes his

way

toward

the

altar

where

he is

shocked

to

discover

Madeline

lying as

though

dead As

he reaches

out to

touch her,

a

voice cries

out: Don't

It

is

Bristol,

the

caretaker,

hurning

candle

in

hand, who

explains that

Madeline

has walk-

ed

in

her

sleep

and

that

t()

wake

her

sud-

denly could

be

most

harmful. Winthrop

re-

solves

then

and there

that

his

fiancee

shall

leave

with

him

in the morning.

by

the

dawn's


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Statement

from the Author:

The Phantom

of

the

Paris

Opera

really

existed

This

ghost

was not,

as was long

be-

lieved,

a creature

of

the

imagination

of

the

artists,

the

superstition

of

the

man-

agers

or

a

product

of

the

brains

of

the

ballet dancers

or the

box-keepers or

anybody

else

connected

with the

Opera,

Yes,

he existed

in

flesh

and blood,

although

he

assumed

the complete

ap-

pearance

of

a real

phantom;

that

is

to

say,

of

a

spectral

shade.

Gaston

Leroux


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If

I

lived

to

be a

hundred,

I should al-

ways

hear

the

superhuman

cry of

grief

and

rage

he uttered when

the

terrible

sight ap-

peared before

my

eyes.

You

have

seen

death's

heads,

when

they

have

been

dried

and withered

by

the

centuries?

But

such

death's heads

were

motionless and their

dumb

horror

was

not

alive.

But

imagine,

if

you

can, the Mask

of

the

Red

Death sud-

denly coming to life in order

to express, with

the

four

black

holes of

its eyes,

its

nose

and

its

mouth,

the extreme

anger,

the mighty

fury

of

a demon; and

not

a ray

of

light

from

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IT

CAN

HAPP

TO

YOU

It's a iaci

that people who

spend a

lot

oi time together

get

to

look

alike.

How much time

do

you

spend gandering

horror or

monster movies

at

your theater

or

on

TV?

Or gazing

at

mon-

sters

in

this

magazine?

If

this has

been

a

regular

fans are gradually

t

monsters

Now

that you've

happy

with

that bi

probably

you won

KIND of freaks

you

Into.

It

all depends

o

of monster

you like

most,

and

your own

habits

while

you're

l

Cartoonist Basil

Crushed

peanuts and


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popcorn

Melted

candy

bars

Dried

up pop This

is the

best-smeliing

.lisle

ciirpcl

Tvc

ever


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CflllFORNIA

DENNIS DOBERNECK

RICHARD SCHOLZ

Bridgeport

8

SANDRA

BARKER

Bridgeport

6

JAY WOOD

Darien

MARIO

RIO

Bridgeport B

MICHAEL

GARRIGAN

S.

Norwalk

KEVIN BUTLER

Chicago

34

BILLY

NIBLICK

Elmhurst,

WILLIAM

CASSITY

Chicago 13

lERRY

BRIDGES

East Alton

LARRY LASHER

Quincy


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DENNIS

A.

SMITH

PeekskrII

STEPHEN WASSERBACH

Bronx

8D

JEFFfiEY

KETZ

Flushing

6S

SAMUEL

BARKIN

Harrison

JOESACINO

Hew

York 29

JOANIE

ARENA

North

Merrick

DANIEL TRAVERS

Elmont

5

PETER

FERDICO

Bronx 66

BILLY SIVILLO

Brooklyn

28

lAMES

POWERS

Laurelton 1

SONNY

BORELIA

Coram

JIM

R.SIMON

Woodbury

LEONARD

TROPP

Brooklyn

3

MICHAEL TRAVERS

Elmont

5

KERRY

DECKER

Poughkeepsie

CRAIG

OESTREICH

Brooklyn

26

ROBERT

Brooklyn 17

JIM LOUDON

Ooeonta

STEVEN BRAMBERG

Syosset

MARY J. TRODDEN

Brooklyn

20

JOHN DEAN

Garnersvllle

OAN WILCOX

CHRIS DODO

Akron

6

GREG

BURROWS

Niles

lAMES CUCCAREAU

Parma

34

JOHNMEECHAM

Dover

ROGER

MATTINGLY

Dayton

5

DOUGLAS

NOWOTARSKI

Geneva

JIM

G.JOHNSTON

Hamilton

KAREN YANUZZI

Cleveland

35

JAMES

FISHER

Oklahoma

City

8

BRIAN

SMITH

ROBERT

North Br

EDWARD

Phila.

34

JAMES

D

West

Ch

HENRY

Hazleton

lOHNBU

Reading

ROBERT

Reading

RONALD

Harrisbu

GLENN

A

Sinking

RICHARD

Muir

TERRI

W

Phoenixv

VINCENT

Nonh Wi


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family I'lly

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rubbar,

(otad

ond

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Thay

acfuariy

mova

with

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faca,

producing

a moit

lif

ll'i aaiy

to

ordar

Iha maiki

ond

other

inmir

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tircle

tha

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woot in tha coupon ol Ihe

boHom of thii

paga.

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full

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