Comic books in 'Related to non-animated movie/TV'

A teen is transported into a magical world of living hats; based on the live-action Saturday morning kids show. The Lidsville gang meets Sir Rip Van Helmet, a living knights helm. The town is attacked by red-hooded hatpeckers. Final issue of the series. 36 pages. Cover # is 90280-310. Cover price $0.20 Cover price $0.20.

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Whitman edition. Comic book adaptation of the 1970s Saturday morning live-action kids show about a youngster's adventures in a mysterious world of living hats. Issue features "World in a Hat" and "The Plaid Hatter's Tea Party." Story and art credits: unknown. Number/month on Cover: 90280-210, October. 10/72, 15c. Cover price $0.15.

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Whitman edition. Comic book adaptation of the 1970s Saturday morning live-action kids show about a youngster's adventures in a mysterious world of living hats. Photo cover. Issue features "The Crabby Crabgrass" and "The Calico Conspiracy." Story and art credits: unknown. Number/month on Cover: 90280-304 on inside of lower right panel box on first page, no month listed. 1973, 15c. Cover price $0.15.

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Whitman edition. A teen is transported into a magical world of living hats; based on the live-action Saturday morning kids show. The Lidsville gang meets Sir Rip Van Helmet, a living knights helm. The town is attacked by red-hooded hatpeckers. Final issue of the series. 32 pages. Cover price $0.20 Cover price $0.20.

Photo cover features Gary Lockwood . Stories by Paul S. Newman. Art by Joe Sinnott and Sal Trapani. Cover number is 12-432-406. One-shot from Dell, based on the military TV drama produced by Gene Roddenberry prior to Star Trek. Lieutenant Rice tries to get cowardly recruit Watts to shape up on the training field. But when a large snake scares Watts out of his foxhole during maneuvers, Rice blows his stack. Art by future Fantastic Four legend Joe Sinnott. Did You Know…; War Games; The Real Test Begins; Hot Spot; Dangerous Games; Final Phase-Assault. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

1st printing.

Fifty years (and five billion dollars in ticket sales) ago, the dashing Scottish actor Sean Connery declared suavely that he was "Bond, James Bond." Thus began a cinematic series unlike any other. LIFE was on the scene in the swinging '60s when James Bond became a cultural icon, and now LIFE tells the whole story in this commemorative book.

Ian Fleming, a high-ranking officer in British Naval Intelligence during World War II, dreamt up his MI6 spy, code number 007, in 1953, and a decade later, with Dr. No, saw his creation take on a life entirely his own.

All the fun of Bond is here: the movies; the reminiscences by the stars; the LIFE photo shoots; the knock-offs and spoofs; the artifacts; the trivia; and more!

Hardcover, 10-in. x 10-in., 176 pages, full color.

Cover price $27.95.

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1st printing. By George Perry. This silver anniversary salute recounts the birth and four-year life of the Flying Circus television show, and describes the making of the movies AND NOW FOR SOMETHING COMPLETELY DIFFERENT, MONTY PYTHON'S THE MEANING OF LIFE, and MONTY PYTHON AND THE HOLY GRAIL. Shocking, amazing, and amusing, this is a revealing look at the extraordinary group of artists who made "shrubbery" a household word. Softcover, 8-in. x 8-in., 192 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $16.95.

Updated (2007) Edition - 1st printing. By George Perry. The world of Monty Python, its ear finely tuned to the absurd, was that rare beast of absolute originality. This tribute to the inspired collective genius of John Cleese, Terry Gilliam, Eric Idle, and the late Graham Chapman is based on personal reminiscences and exclusive interviews with each of them. It recounts, with many photos and illustrations from the archives, their pre-Python lives, their meeting, its impact, and its aftermath. A faithful and entertaining chronicle of the people and events that engendered a revolution in comedy. Softcover, 8-in. x 8-in., 224 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $24.95.

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October, 2005 Issue. 9" x 10.5", 98 pages, full color. Cover price $9.95.

February, 2006 Issue. 9" x 10.5", 98 pages, full color. Cover price $9.95.

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September, 2006 Issue. 9" x 10.5", 98 pages, full color. Cover price $9.95.

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July, 2007 Issue. 9" x 10.5", 98 pages, full color. Cover price $9.95.

October, 2007 Issue. 9" x 10.5", 98 pages, full color. Cover price $9.95.

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Life With Snarky Parker No.1 (1950) is a very early CBS TV comic with a photo cover from TV show. Deputy Sheriff Snarky Parker lived in the town of Hot Rock during the 1850s. Heathcliffe, his talking horse, helped Snarky battle such villains as Ronald Rodent. The puppets were the creations of puppeteers Bil (just one L) and Cora Baird. Cover price $0.10.

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#10035-301 on cover. Photo cover of Tina Bullit (Pamela Franklin) and Robert Hayward (William Holden). Five captioned movie stills on inside front cover. "The Lion," script by Irene Kamp and Louis Kamp, art by Jack Sparling; Young Tina, who lives with her mother and stepfather on a wildlife reserve in Kenya, befriends a full grown lion. Based on the 1962 film starring William Holden. "The Legendary Lion" one-page story, art by Jack Sparling. The Lion Pin-Up No. 1 photo on back cover. 36 pgs., full color. $0.12. Cover price $0.12.

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Version with ad on back cover. Photo cover features Richard Egan. Story by Paul S. Newman, based on the screenplay by George St. George. Art by Gerald McCann. Cover number is #12-439-301. Dell Movie Classics presented comics based on Hollywood films (not all of them classics). This issue is based on the 1962 film The 300 Spartans, the first film version of the Battle of Thermopylae (four decades before Frank Miller's 300); Lion of Sparta was its working title. During the Battle of Thermopylae, Spartan King Leonidas attempts to hold the Pass of Thermopylae with 300 men against Persian forces with vastly superior numbers. The resulting battle is still legendary in military history. Plus an article about Spartan discipline. Lion of Sparta; Spartan Discipline. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Variant with "Armor" filler on back cover. Photo cover features Richard Egan. Story by Paul S. Newman, based on the screenplay by George St. George. Art by Gerald McCann. Cover number is #12-439-301. Dell Movie Classics presented comics based on Hollywood films (not all of them classics). This issue is based on the 1962 film The 300 Spartans, the first film version of the Battle of Thermopylae (four decades before Frank Miller's 300); Lion of Sparta was its working title. During the Battle of Thermopylae, Spartan King Leonidas attempts to hold the Pass of Thermopylae with 300 men against Persian forces with vastly superior numbers. The resulting battle is still legendary in military history. Plus an article about Spartan discipline. This variant features a one-pager about armor of the era, instead of a back cover ad. Lion of Sparta; Spartan Discipline; Armor. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Little Golden Record #R67 - 1952. Contains "Tarzan Song" and "Jungle Dance". packaging measures 7.5" x 6.5", record measures 6"

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Story by Katherine Llewellyn. Art by Kurt Anderson. A miniseries inspired by the 1989 fantasy film starring Fred Savage and Howie Mandel. Brian, a human boy, discovers the secrets of the monsters who live in closets when he meets Maurice. Rather than a straight adaptation, the series shows their adventures after the end of the film. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.75.

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Story by Katherine Llewellyn. Art by Kurt Anderson. A miniseries inspired by the 1989 fantasy film starring Fred Savage and Howie Mandel, as Brian, a human boy, explores the world of the monsters who live in closets. Brian and his monster pals Maurice, Peanut and Bubbs must battle mischievous monster Snik in the Middle Ages. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.75.

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Story by Katherine Llewellyn. Art by Kurt Anderson. A miniseries inspired by the 1989 fantasy film starring Fred Savage and Howie Mandel, as Brian, a human boy, explores the world of the monsters who live in closets. In the Middle Ages, Brian and Maurice escape Snik, only to find themselves captured by a gang of trolls. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.75.

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Story by Katherine Llewellyn. Art by Kurt Anderson. A miniseries inspired by the 1989 fantasy film starring Fred Savage and Howie Mandel, as Brian, a human boy, explores the world of the monsters who live in closets. Brian seeks Maurices help after hes locked up in an asylum for telling classmates about his adventures with monsters. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.75.

Story by Katherine Llewellyn. Art by Kurt Anderson. A miniseries inspired by the 1989 fantasy film starring Fred Savage and Howie Mandel, as Brian, a human boy, explores the world of the monsters who live in closets. While in England on a school trip, Brian gets involved in a plot to abduct members of the royal family. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.75.

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Story by Katherine Llewellyn. Art by Kurt Anderson. A miniseries inspired by the 1989 fantasy film starring Fred Savage and Howie Mandel, as Brian, a human boy, explores the world of the monsters who live in closets. Snik has taken over Kierstens house, and Brian and Maurice learn that he is hiding from the sinister monster called Mr. Jack. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $1.75.

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Add to cart GD/VG 3.0 $12.00 View scans Paper: Light tan to Cream Front cover detached 10%. Back cover detached 10%. Water damage: Moderate.

HARDCOVER - Little Orphan Annie with the Circus (1934 Whitman BLB) #1103

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Cover pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Dave Hunt. "Little Shop of Horrors," script by Michael Fleisher, pencils by Gene Colan, inks by Dave Hunt; Seymour Krelborn, a shy, clumsy, good-hearted florist, discovers what a new kind of plant, but its an alien creature whose arrival on Earth is the first step in an invasion plot; Seymour names his discovery the Audrey Two, after his co-worker and love interest, Audrey, and before long the Audrey Two makes Seymour popular; People from all over find themselves strangely enamored of the plant, and it makes Seymour and his boss Mr. Mushnik a lot of money, since all the new visitors to their flower shop mean a lot of new business; Seymour struggles with his success and celebrity because only he knows that Audrey Two feeds on human blood. Based on the 1986 feature film, which was a musical. 68 pgs., full color. Cover price $2.00.

1st printing. "Feed Me, Seymour!" The complete behind-the-scenes story of the original cult movie, the Off-Broadway musical, and the second blockbuster film! Softcover, 176 pages, B&W. Cover price $12.95.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #1 includes: AIP: A Brief Visit to the World of Monsters; A Visit with Roy Ashton; Hammer: The Home of Fantasy Films; A Review of the Curse of Frankenstein; Dracula: Legend or Reality; and various film previews and reviews. 70 pages. 40 stills. June, 1972. Cover price $1.50.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #2 includes: A Tribute to Bernard Robinson; Amicus: Two's a Company!; Amicus – A BBC Special on the set of Asylum; A History of Amicus; Filmography/supplement, where Milton Subotsky looks at each film of Amicus; Interviews with Milton Subotsky (Producer), Freddie Francis (Director) and Robert Bloch (Scriptwriter); Interview with Spanish Horror actor Paul Naschy; and various film previews and reviews. 86 pgs. 80 stills. March, 1973. Cover price $1.50.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #3 includes: The Films of Eiji Tsuburaya by Saki Hijiri (with behind the scenes photos on the classic Japanese Monster films); A Tribute to Lon Chaney, Jr. by Gary D. Dorst, Featuring the complete transcript of his Tonight Show appearance with Johnny Carson; The Music of Hammer; Vincent Price Interviewed; David Soren's "Forgotten Fiends"--Tales from horror films around the world; Dozens of film previews; Terence Fisher interviewed; Hammer at Bray: Jack Curtis; and a special insert section of Ralph of the Vampyres cartoons. 104 pgs. 100 stills. Feb, 1974. Cover price $1.50.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #4 includes: Hammer – Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow; 100 page study of Hammer Films, including interviews with Michael Carreras (Head of Hammer), Anthony Nelson-Keys (Producer), Roy Ward baker (Director), Val Guest (Director), John Gilling (Director); and behind the scenes photos. The first color cover, slick paper, and typeset. 140 pgs. 1978. Cover price $3.00.

Titled: The Hammer Journal #1. Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #5 (also called The Hammer Journal #1) was a temporary change in format to The Hammer Journal, a newsletter. It includes Hammer news, coverage of the first HammerCon in London, photos of the convention guests, and an interview with producer Anthony Hinds. Only 400 copies were produced. Aug, 1980. Cover price $3.00.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #6 includes: Tribute to the late Hammer director, Terence Fisher, with the memories of many of those who worked with him; Coverage of THE HAMMER HOUSE OF HORRORS televisions series, which had just filmed; Article on the script for THE BRIDES OF DRACULA; Coverage of Hammercon II; and an interview with Hammer composer James Bernard. The cover is marked "Number Two Formerly The Hammer Journal" since issue #5 featured a one-issue change in format to The Hammer Journal. July, 1981. Cover price $3.00.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #7 includes: Hammer's Quatermass Series by Bruce G. Hallenbeck & John McCarty; Interviews with Nigel Kneale (writer), Val Guest (Director), Barbara Shelley (Actress), Harry Robinson (music composer the Karnstein Films, etc), and Josephine Douglas (producer DRACULA A.D. 1972); Collecting Hammer; Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter; and a photo tour of Bray Studios. 72 pgs. 100 photos. Dec, 1982. Cover price $3.00.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #8 includes: interview with FX artist Ian Scoones; The Keith Dudley Report (lots of stories and info on Hammer and its films); The Karnstein Trilogy; Two Little Seen Hammers—Legend of the Seven Golden Vampires and Shatter by Dennis Fischer; and interviews with Harry Fine, Tudor Gates, Jimmy Sangster, John Hough, Derek Whitehurst, Scott Mac Gregor, Peter Cushing, Ingrid Pitt, Madeline Smith, Pippa Steele, Kate O'Mara, Ralph Bates, Damien Thomas, and Veronica Carlson. 92 pgs. May, 1982. Cover price $3.25.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #9 includes: The Rise and Fall of Famous Monsters of Filmland; The Story of Bray Studios; The Hound of The Baskervilles; Yvonne Monlaur Interview; Night Creatures/Captain Clegg; and interviews with Terence Fisher, Jack Asher, Tilly Day, Len Harris, Bill Lenny, Michael Ripper, and Bob Rixen. 120 pgs. March, 1986. Cover price $4.00.

Double issue #10/11. Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. This double issue—10 & 11—includes: The Making of Hammer's Kiss of the Vampire; Interviews with Don Sharp, Anthony Hinds, Ian Scoones, James Bernard, Edward de Souze, Jennifer Daniel, and Isobel Black; Music from Hammer Horror-An In-depth Examination Interviews with Philip Martell (Hammer's Music Director) and composers Harry Robinson, Malcolm Williamson, and David Whitaker; The Unfilmed Hammer: An A to Z Guide; Two Titans of Animation and their work for Hammer: Ray Harryhausen and Jim Danforth; and interviews with Andree Melly, Oscar Quitak, Peter Melrose, John Carson, Thorley Walters, Jenny Hanley, Linda Hayden, and Margaret Robinson. Cover art by Steve Karchin. 172 pgs. 1990. Cover price: $9.95. Cover price $9.95.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #12 includes: Dennis Wheatley at Hammer; the making of The Devil Rides Out, The Lost Continent, and To the Devil…A Daughter; Interviews with Christopher Lee, Anthony Hinds, James Bernard, Charles Gray, Rosalyn Landor, Michael Carreras, and Dana Gillespie; Hands Across the Water: The Hammer – Seven Arts Alliance; Sir James Carreras: The Man Who Would be King; I Met David Peel by Carl Del Vecchio; Oscar Martinez at Bray; Interviews with Hammer ladies Raquel Welch, Valerie Leon, and Stephanie Beacham; career article on Yutte Stensgaard; Quatermass and the Pit Revisited; interviews with Barbara Shelley, Julian Glover, Andrew Keir, Francis Matthews, Hugh and Pauline Harlow, and Noel Willman; and Horrors of the Black Nylon Museum (magazine nude shots of Hammer and British horror actresses). cover painting by Steve Karchin. 132 pgs. 1994. Cover price: $6.95. Cover price $6.95.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #13 includes: behind the scenes on the making of Dracula has Risen from the Grave, Taste the Blood of Dracula and Scars of Dracula; interviews with Christopher Lee, Veronica Carlson, Barbara Ewing, Linda Hayden, Isla Blair, Martin Jarvis, Geoffrey Keen, Christopher Matthews, Delia Lindsey and Peter Sallis; Interior artwork by Bruce Timm and Neil Vokes; Tributes to Peter Cushing and Michael Carreras; A color section devoted to Hammer's Dracula; and lots of photos. Color art by Steve Karchin. Cover art: $7.95. Cover price $7.95.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #14 includes: several in depth articles on The Brides of Dracula; Interviews with Hammer ladies Yutte Stensgaard, Madeleine Collinson, Mary Collinson, Janette Scott, and Janina Faye; Roy Ashton interview; Len Harris interview; and interviews with Renee Glynne, William 'CoCo' Epps, Anthony Hinds, Peter Cushing, Andree Melly, Harry Oakes, and Hugh Harlow. Cover art by Jeff Preston. 132 pgs. 1999. Cover price $7.95.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #15 includes: Yvonne Romain on Oliver Reed and her role in Curse of the Werewolf; interview with Oliver Reed; censorship and Curse of the Werewolf; How Tony Hinds converted the Guy Endore 1993 novel, The Werewolf of Paris, into Curse of the Werewolf; Interviews with Terence Fisher (Director), Roy Ashton (Makeup), Catherine Feller (Female Lead), and Julie Ege (Actress); and Tributes to Michael Ripper, Charles Gray and James Bernard. Interior art by Bruce Timm, Neil Vokes and Murad Gumen. Includes 100s of photos. Cover price: $7.95. Cover price $7.95.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #16 includes: The Vampire Lovers: The Making of "The Karnstein Trilogy"; interviews with Harry Fine (Producer), Tudor Gates (Screenwriter), Roy Ward Baker, Jimmy Sangster & John Hough (Directors, Harry Robinson (Music Composer), Scott MacGregor & Don Mingaye (Set Designers), and actors Damien Thomas, Douglas Wilmer, Ferdy Mayne, Ingrid Pitt, John Forbes Robertson, Kate O'Mara, Kirsten Lindholm, Madeline Smith, Mary Collinson, Pippa Steele, Ralph Bates, Suzanna Leigh, and Yutte Stensgaard; a memoir of Mike Raven; interviews with Hammer ladies Hazel Court and Yvonne Monlaur; interior art by Bruce Timm and Neil Vokes; back cover art by Veronica Carlson. Cover art by Bruce Timm. Cover price: $7.95. Cover price $7.95.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #17 includes: The Making of Captain Clegg's Night Creatures; Interviews with: John Temple Smith (Producer), Peter Graham Scott (Director), and Patrick Allen (Lead Actor); the Dr. Syn novels of Russell Thorndyke; interview with Linday Hayden' Behind the Scenes at Hammer with lots of nice photos; Interview with Kenneth Hyman; The Corporate House of Hammer; Interior art by Bruce Timm, Neil Vokes, Murad Gumen, and Adrian Salmon; and cover art by Steve Karchin. $7.95 cover price. Cover price $7.95.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #18 includes: cover art by Bruce Timm; The Making of Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde and Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter; interview with Caroline Munro; the Making of The Night of the Demon; The Making of Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde; interviews with Ralph Bates, Roy Ward Baker, and Irene Bradshaw; The Making of Captain Kronos Vampire Hunter featuring interviews with Laurie Johnson (Music Composer), Horst Janson (Star), John Cater (Actor), William Hobbs (Actor and head vampire), and Lisa Collings (Actress); Interviews with Christopher Neame (Production Manager) and Vincent Cox (director of photography); and The Corporate House of Hammer Part II. 100 pgs. Tons of photos. Cover price: $7.95. Cover price $7.95.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. #19 is a special Terence Fisher issue that includes: The Cinematic Legacy of Terence Fisher; An Interview with Micky (Fisher) Harding (Terence's daughter); How the placing of Horror of Dracula Under the microscope reveals Terence Fisher's cinematic mastery; Robert Tinnell and Mark Clark use the crypt scene from "Dracula" to show a great director at work; interviews with Fisher; tributes to Fisher from those who knew him; film critics on Fisher; The Two Faces of Dr. Jekyll; interior art by Neil Vokes, Bruce Timm, and Frank Diets; cover art by Steve Karchin; and back cover art by Bruce Timm. Cover price: $8.95. Cover price $8.95.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #20 includes: Scream and Scream Again: The Uncensored History of Amicus films by Philip Nutman. Features more than 200 photos, ad mats and art work by Stephen Bissette, Neil Vokes, Adrian Salmon and Graham Humphreys. Cover art by Mark Madoxx. Back cover art by Bruce Timm. 100 pgs. Cover price: $8.95. Cover price $8.95.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #21 includes: Film Views with all the news on new Hammer DVD releases; notes on Night of the Demon; The Making of Curse of Frankenstein; Terence Fisher interviewed; Peter Cushing and Tony Hinds on Hammer's Frankenstein Films; An Analysis of Phil Leakey's makeup for The Curse of Frankenstein; Hugh Harlow – I remember Bray Studios; Ted Newsom looks back at Tales of Frankenstein; the lost The Curse of Frankenstein script; Interviews with Peter Sasdy and Shane Briant; and interior art by Neil Vokes, Frank Dietz, and Bruce Timm. Back cover art by Dietz. Cover art by Jeff Preston. 100 pgs. Tons of photos. Cover price: $ 8.95. Cover price $8.95.

Little Shoppe of Horrors is a movie fanzine. Issue #22 includes: Mean, Moody & Murderous: In Search of Hammer Noir; Little Shoppe of Horrors prowls the dark street of Windsor; Michael Carreras in conversation with Denis Meikle; Dracula A.D. 1972 cartoon by Philip Nutman, art by Mark Maddox; The Making of The Satanic Rites of Dracula and Dracula A.D. 1972; Interviews with Caroline Munro, Christopher Neame, Don Mingaye, Valeria Van Ost, and William Franklyn; Stoneground Unearthed featuring interviews with Tim Barnes and Annie Sampson. The Music of Michael Vickers and John Cacavas; Alan Gibson; interior art by Neil Vokes and Bruce Timm. Cover art by Maddox. Back cover art by Timm. Inside front cover by Frank Dietz. 100 pgs. Cover price: $8.95. Cover price $8.95.