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Hmmmm....
Dunno how I feel about a FM without Forry. It's a neat idea; but the old one was fun and took an almost tongue in cheek approach. Contemporary horror fans tend to be kind of pompous and pretentious.
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Certainly loved that magazine as a kid.PUNY HUMANS!Comment
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So has anyone actually spun through the new one yet? I was a bit weary when I had originally read their idea on how they would go about this, but willing to keep an open mind if they do it correctly in the same style as the originals. Is it even out?"What motivated him to throw a puppy at the Hells Angels is currently unclear,"
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Well, that cover art sucks.
Where's the beautifully painted monster portrait FM's known for?Comment
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Basil Gogos did one of the variants of #251, and what a lovely cover it was.Available in 4 VARIANT covers:
1) Renowned comic book artist Richard Corben (Comic Stores, Bookstores, Newstands)
2) Famed motion picture designer and artist William Stout (Incentive cover available in Comic Stores)
3) Legendary Famous Monsters cover artist Basil Gogos (online exclusive)
4) Exclusive Convention Cover (available only at the FM Con in Indianapolis, IN) Artist and Cover not yet revealed. . .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
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lamest cover ever!!!!For the rules of the road have been lodged, it's peoples games you have to dodge- Bob DylanComment
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Sometimes I enjoyed the large merchandise section in the back more than the articles themselves. Some awesome stuff I remember drooling over as a kid.
RichComment
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Looks like they are covering all bases!
This is a beaut!
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LOVE Corben's Nosferatu!
It's kind of odd seeing the Predator on the other cover!Comment
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