MONSTER BASH MAGAZINE (2024)
All glossy, retro movie monster magazine! In this fear-packed issue: The "Strange" legacy of the coolest looking Frankenstein Monster, actor Glenn Strange. Boris Karloff's mad doctor film and Alfred Hitchcock tie-in? Maybe a Hitch snitch? A self-made werewolf from the great state of Texas. Plus, a deep dive into the crime-gangster movies of Boris Karloff! Rare, beautifully reproduced photos from all your favorite classic monsters of the movies.
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Writer
Steven Thornton
Artist
Micah Carey
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MONSTER BASH MAGAZINE #54 (C: 0-1-1)
All glossy, retro movie monster magazine! In this fear-packed issue: The "Strange" legacy of the coolest looking Frankenstein Monster, actor Glenn Strange. Boris Karloff's mad doctor film and Alfred Hitchcock tie-in? Maybe a Hitch snitch? A self-made werewolf from the great state of Texas. Plus, a deep dive into the crime-gangster movies of Boris Karloff! Rare, beautifully reproduced photos from all your favorite classic monsters of the movies.
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MONSTER BASH MAGAZINE #55 (C: 0-1-1)
The all-glossy classic monster movie magazine! In this issue: the high minister of sinister cinema-actor Peter Lorre. Find out all about the man and his creepy films. Plus, be a fly-on-the-wall as David Hedison talks The Fly and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea. Was Alfred Hitchcock a monster movie fan? Well...maybe! Check out the possible Hitch Snitch. Fans talk and beautiful photo reproductions from classic films live inside these pages. The home of classic monsters!
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MONSTER BASH MAGAZINE #56 (C: 0-1-1)
The all-glossy classic monster movie magazine! A retro-styled magazine that will please monster film fans. Top writers and movie historians dive deep into Lon Chaney, Jr. and Man Made Monster, plus we go back to Bela Lugosi's Murders in the Rue Morgue. Collecting models, magazines, and more. If you love The Wolf Man, Dracula, The Frankenstein monster, the magazine will take you home. Dynamic cover art by Kerry Gammill (The Hulk, X-Men).