MONSTERSCENE
#3
FALL 1994
This issue features:
• SATURDAY
MORNING MONSTERS—Scott Shaw! explores the monster phenomenon of the 1960s
and how it affected shows like THE FLINTSTONES with conceptual art from
THE FRANKENSTONES and MORE.
• WHITE ZOMBIE—Mark
D. Neel provides an analysis of the film that turned Bela Lugosi from a
rising star to a B-Movie boogeyman overnight! Illustrated with poster and
ad art.
• HAMMER HORRORS:
THE DRACULA FILMS OF CHRISTOPHER LEE—Mike Schneider and Joe Hetaler provide
a film-by-film review of all of the Hammer Dracula films starring Chris
Lee.
• THERE GOES TOKYO—Frank
Kurtz provides an amazing overview of the Toho vampire films, NIGHT OF
THE VAMPIRE, LAKE OF DRACULA, and THE EVIL OF DRACULA with rare stills
from both films.
• THE KING OF FAMOUS
MONSTER ART RETURNS—A look at the career of master monster artist, Basil
Gogos. Illustrated with magazine, monster, movie poster, and fine art works. |