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The spectacular premiere issue of 'go figure!' KISS Summer Special - Gene Simmons licks his demons! Plus, the original members of KISS interviewed with their figures! Also: Todd McFarlane & Spawn - the 'big interview,' including never-before-seen images and stories on the new Spawn movie and HBO animated series! Plus: Play Things - the debut of the 'go figure!' exclusive comic from Brad Parker! Also: features on new toys from Star Wars, Star Trek, The Lost World: Jurassic Park, Moore Action Collectibles, and more. KISS cover. Cover price $5.95.

May 1998. Toying with pop culture. This issue: Godzilla - for nearly a year, TriStar Pictures has been selling nothing but a big green foot. Now the real gamble begins. Plus: Toy Fair Part II; Journals of the Puppet Master; Steve Gerber beyond the Duck; Play Things. Cover features Matthew Broderick in Godzilla. "Wild!" - NBC4 LA. Cover price $4.95.

August/September 1998. Toying with pop culture. First Anniversary Double Issue. Featuring: Babylon 5's Jerry Doyle; Stan Lee - the go figure! interview; new Star Wars figures; Toy Vault; Escape from Cloud City: Nightmare in the Clouds. Cover features Jerry Doyle holding a figure of Garibaldi from Babylon 5. "go figure! is to action figures what Popular Mechanics is to industrial engineering." - L.A. Daily News. Cover price $4.95.

October/November 1998. The toy culture magazine. This issue: The Art Asylum & Foundation Imaging create the ultimate Star Trek alien figure. Also: a first look at a whole new Hulk. Plus: new Star Wars; Speed Racer; Play Things; Collected Pages. Cover price $4.95.

Stories and art by Henry Scarpelli and Jon D'Agostino. Charlton's mid-'60s attempt at a "hip" teen comic results in a sort of combination of Archie's Madhouse, the lesser Mad clones, and Teen Beat. A parody of "The Monkees" TV series. A Russian spy tries to become a rock star. Go-Go's parody of the "Peyton Place" soap opera has more than a touch of "The Addams Family" and "The Munsters." A biographical profile of The Rolling Stones. Photos of The Rolling Stones and '60s rock band Herman's Hermits. Rolling Stones; The Rotting Stumps; Dear Park; The Man from RELATIVE; The Wild Life and Adventures of Miss Bikini Luv; Return to Peculiar Place; Cult of the Rolling Stones; Herman's Hermits. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Stories and art by Henry Scarpelli, Russ Jones, and Jon D'Agostino. Charlton's mid-'60s attempt at a "hip" teen comic results in a sort of combination of Archie's Madhouse, the lesser Mad clones, and Teen Beat. Russian spy E=MC2 tries to infiltrate America by becoming a rock star. Go-Go's parody of the "Peyton Place" soap opera continues. Go-Go offers an explanation of Liverpool slang, in order to better understand the Beatles. Photos of The Beatles and "Man from UNCLE" star David McCallum. The Beatles; The Rotting Stumps Meet Society; Dear Park; The Man from RELATIVE; The Wild Life and Adventures of Miss Bikini Luv; Return to Peculiar Place; Hit Parader's Report from Liverpool; David McCallum. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by Jon D'Agostino. Stories and art by Gary Friedrich, D. J. Arneson, and Jon D'Agostino. Charlton's mid-'60s attempt at a "hip" teen comic results in a sort of combination of Archie's Madhouse, the lesser Mad clones, and Teen Beat. Go-Go's superhero spoof Blooperman begins, as Blooperman faces Badman and Robber, the Boy Plunder. Go-Go's parody of the "Peyton Place" soap opera goes on and on.... This issue features early work by legendary comics scribe Gary Friedrich. Photos of 1960s rock legends Lovin Spoonful and The Byrds. The Lovin Spoonful; The Rotting Stumps; Dear Park; Blooperman; The Wild Life and Adventures of Miss Bikini Luv; Return to Peculiar Place; The Byrds. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Stories and art by Gary Friedrich, D. J. Arneson, and Jon D'Agostino. Charlton's mid-'60s attempt at a "hip" teen comic results in a sort of combination of Archie's Madhouse, the lesser Mad clones, and Teen Beat. Go-Go's superhero spoof Blooperman continues, as Blooperman meets the Bestest League of America. This issue features early work by legendary comics scribe Gary Friedrich. Go-Go's parody of the "Peyton Place" soap opera goes on and on.... Sarcastic answers to reader questions. A profile of rock group The Cyrkle. Photos of 1960s rock bands The Cyrkle and The Mamas and The Papas. The Cyrkle; The Rotting Stumps; Dear Park; Blooperman: Bound in the Badcave!!; The Wild Life and Adventures of Miss Bikini Luv; Return to Peculiar Place; There's Room for Normal Groups Too; The Mamas and Papas. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Stories and art by Jim Aparo, Grass Green, Gary Friedrich, D. J. Arneson, Mo Marcus and Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio. Charlton's mid-'60s attempt at a "hip" teen comic results in a sort of combination of Archie's Madhouse, the lesser Mad clones, and Teen Beat. Blooperman and The Bestest League defeat Badman and Robber, but can they beat.. a superhero strike? This story features early work by legendary comics scribe Gary Friedrich, and art by underground comix legend Richard "Grass" Green. Max fakes Bikini Luv's kidnapping as a publicity stunt, in the first published story by future Batman artist Jim Aparo. A veteran tells his son about his wartime exploits, but reframes them in a heroic light. Photos of Sonny (Bono) and Cher. Sonny and Cher; The Rotting Stumps; Dear Park; Blooperman: Would You Believe... the Bestest League of America!!!; The Wild Life and Adventures of Miss Bikini Luv; Return to Peculiar Place; And That's What I Did in the War, Charlie!! 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

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Stories and art by Jim Aparo, Grass Green, Gary Friedrich, D. J. Arneson, Mo Marcus and Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio. Charlton's mid-'60s attempt at a "hip" teen comic results in a sort of combination of Archie's Madhouse, the lesser Mad clones, and Teen Beat. When The Bestest League goes on strike, superhero Green Trashcan defects to the office of the Marvelous Super Heroes. This story features early work by legendary comics scribe Gary Friedrich, and art by underground comix legend Richard "Grass" Green. Bikini Luv faces life without the muscle-bound love-of-her-life Ajax Strong, a story featuring some of the earliest art by future Batman artist Jim Aparo. Photos of 1960s rock legends The Hollies and Petula Clark. The Hollies; A Far Out Fairy Tale: The Swingin' Saga of Superella!; Return to Peculiar Place; Name the Mod Swingin' Group Contest; Dear Park; Blooperman: The BLA vs the Marvelous Super-Heroes; The Wild Life and Adventures of Miss Bikini Luv: Bikini Hawaiian Style; Petula Clark. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by Jon D'Agostino. Stories and art by Denny O'Neil, Jim Aparo, Grass Green, Steve Skeates, D. J. Arneson, Mo Marcus and Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio. Charlton's mid-'60s attempt at a "hip" teen comic results in a sort of combination of Archie's Madhouse, the lesser Mad clones, and Teen Beat. The Far Out Fairy Tales tell the stories of "Superella" and "Snow What." Go-Go's parody of the "Peyton Place" soap opera goes on and on.... This issue features early work by legendary comics scribes Denny O'Neil and Steve Skeates, and art by future Batman artist Jim Aparo and underground comix legend Richard "Grass" Green. Photos of rock legends Beach Boys and Brian Wilson. The Beach Boys; A Far Out Fairy Tale: The Swingin' Saga of Superella: Part II; Return to Peculiar Place; Record Breaker; The First Argument; Rendezvous; The Wild Life and Adventures of Miss Bikini Luv; Snow What, a Far-Out Fairy Tale. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by Jon D'Agostino. Stories and art by Jim Aparo, Grass Green, Steve Skeates, D. J. Arneson, Mo Marcus and Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio. Charlton's mid-'60s attempt at a "hip" teen comic results in a sort of combination of Archie's Madhouse, the lesser Mad clones, and Teen Beat. Rapunzelstiltskin is kept in a tower in Brooklyn by her wicked stepmother, spinning dental floss, and a rock group tries to set her free. Alf wants a cool car to impress the girls at the beach, but instead he ends up with a World War I vintage biplane. Snow What, lead singer of a rock band, is targeted by a jealous rival. This issue features early work by legendary comics scribe Steve Skeates, and art by future Batman artist Jim Aparo and underground comix legend Richard "Grass" Green. Photos of comedy/rock band The Monkees. The Monkees; Our Magnificent Men and Their Flying Machine; Return to Peculiar Place; Rapunzelstiltskin; The Wild Life and Adventures of Miss Bikini Luv; Snow What, a Far-Out Fairy Tale (Part 2). 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

Cover by Jim Aparo. Stories and art by Denny O'Neil, Jim Aparo, Grass Green, Steve Skeates, D. J. Arneson, Mo Marcus and Rocco "Rocke" Mastroserio. Charlton's mid-'60s attempt at a "hip" teen comic results in a sort of combination of Archie's Madhouse, the lesser Mad clones, and Teen Beat. Seymour must guess Rapunzelstiltskin's name before her evil stepmother will release her from the tower. Go-Go's parody of the "Peyton Place" soap opera goes on and on.... The world's most annoying DJ, Maury DeCay, is so annoying that even his creators insist he is a one-shot character. This issue features early work by legendary comics scribes Denny O'Neil and Steve Skeates, and art by future Batman artist Jim Aparo and underground comix legend Richard "Grass" Green. Photos of 1960s rock legends Paul Revere and the Raiders. Paul Revere and the Raiders; Our Magnificent Men and Their Flying Machine; Return to Peculiar Place; Rapunzelstiltskin (Part 2); The Wild Life and Adventures of Miss Bikini Luv; Maury DeCay: Disc Jockey. Final issue of the series. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.12.

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Godzilla Movie Magazine (1998) is published by Starlog. This magazine features exclusive interveiws with the cast, and a sneek peak at Godzilla's New York rampage. Cover price $5.99.

Photo cover features movie star Sal Mineo. Stories and art by Bob Powell, Ted Galindo, and Joe Simon. Teen drama with an emphasis on romance. "America's New Teenage Sweetheart" Midge Lyons has dating misadventures that (according to the indicia) are inspired by true stories. Dating advice on boys and immature behavior. Girls suggest "I would most like to go steady with..." featuring caricatures of movie stars Sal Mineo, Fabian, Andy Williams and Ricky Nelson. The Wrong Bunch; The Rival; Got a Match?; Going Steady Scrapbook; Why Can't Boys be Men?; Split; "I would most like to go steady with..."; Their Ideal Steady; New Fads for Teens; Never Again. 32 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

Art by Chu F. Hing and others. Archie-style teen hijinks featuring Betty and her boyfriend Ozzie. Betty jumps to conclusions when Ozzie takes his pretty cousin around town; Betty gets stars in her eyes after she wins a television drama contest; Ozzie uses jet-propelled skates and enters a skating contest as the Masked Skater. Going Steady with Betty; Ray Anthony: The Man with the Horn; Truth Not Fancy: Yes? Real Dragons, Existed! 36 pages, Full Color. Cover price $0.10.

2 Gomer Pyle stories. Photo cover, plus photos on the back cover and inside front and back covers. Cover price $0.12.

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Photo covers front and back and interior covers. # on cover: 10180-701. Cover price $0.12.

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Cover art by Mark Heike. Big Screen Betty, script by Bill Black, pencils by Dick Ayers, inks by Mark Heike. Ginger Macuire stumbles…, art by Matt Baker; A Japanese plane drops American newspapers with fake headlines as propaganda; Ginger picks up one and believes it so she goes running to her friends that go along with the gag and tell her that the fighter squadrons are about to leave in retaliation. Imagine If... Betty Page Were Torchy, art by Gill Fox and Bill Black. Wild Eyes starring Phantom Lady X, art by Bill Black (pg. 7) and Matt Baker. How could a grisly menace..., art by Yankee Girl. 52 pgs. $3.95. Cover price $3.95.

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Cover features actresses and AC spokesmodels Sharon Blair and Lois Hamilton. Edited by Bill Black. Stories by Bill Black, Drake Letcher, Chris Allen, Mike Frankovich, Jr. and Mark Heike. Art by Mark Heike, Chris Allen, Rudy Palais, Chad Hunt and Matt Baker. In response to the bad-girl art trend, AC Comics reprints classic good-girl stories that originally appeared in Golden Age comics, along with some new ones. Solo stories featuring Dawn Hunter and Femforces Stardust; classic Matt Baker Phantom Lady and Sky Girl stories; extensive coverage of AC Comics at Glamourcon in Los Angeles, including photos. Glamourcon; Stardust of the Femforce; Spy Girl Issue; Phantom Lady: The Television Spies; Sky Gal: The Invisible Spy; Enter Dawn Hunter. 48 pages, PC/PB&W. Cover price $3.95.

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#10246-006 on cover. Photo cover of Peter O'Toole. "Goodbye, Mr. Chips," pencils by Giorgio Cambiotti, inks by Mario Pedrazzi; A shy, conservative English teacher falls in love with a flashy showgirl. Based on the 1970 movie, which is based on the James Hilton novel. 36 pgs., full color. $0.15. Cover price $0.15.

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A few of the most famousest funnymen in film and television join forces with comics' best and brightest to bring you a hilarious new perspective on the world of Eric Powell's The Goon, in this new three-part, black-and-white anthology series. In this issue, humor expert Patton Oswalt (Comedy Central's Comedians of Comedy and Mr. Show) who's no stranger to comics (Bizarro Comics, JLA), scribes a short story of Goon's sidekick Franky, while legendary artist Mike Ploog (Werewolf by Night, Ghost Rider) provides the art. And that's just fer starters! Also included is a gooey helping of other short stories by the likes of Steve Niles and Ryan Sook, Bongo Comics' own Bill Morrison, and the first in a string of serialized shorts from series creator Eric Powell and frequent co-conspirators Tom Sniegoski and Mark Farmer. That's right kids, akters from the tee vee box and all yer favorite funny book creators! It's The Goon like you've never seen it! ? Creators appearing in subsequent issues are Brian Posehn, Tony Moore, Hilary Barta, Arvid Nelson, Guy Davis, Thomas Lennon, Tom Sniegoski, Mark Farmer, Roger Langridge, and more! Cover price $2.99.

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Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies! The dead rising from the grave! Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together-mass hysteria! It must be the end of days as Dwight T. Albatross takes on his own Goon anthology series! The first issue brought you the stylings of actor/comedian Patton Oswalt teamed with the legendary Mike Ploog. The second issue follows suit, teaming comedian Brian Posehn (also from Comedy Central's Comedians of Comedy and Mr. Show) with hotshot horror artist and rising-star Tony Moore (The Walking Dead, The Exterminators, Fear Agent) But that's not all! This issue also brings you a hilarious Dean Martin-style celebrity roast of the Goon, written by B.P.R.D.'s own John Arcudi with the sleek and edgy line-work of the great Kevin Nowlan, and a brilliantly dark and funny short from the mind of Hilary Barta. Meanwhile Powell, Sniegoski, and Farmer bring us part two of their three-part serial 'Peg Leg Full of Heaven' featuring the Little Unholy Bastards. The Goon? © 2006 Eric Powell. Cover price $2.99.

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The final issue of this anthology miniseries goes out with a bang as comics and Hollywood stars alike unite for one last romp through the world of Eric Powell's The Goon. The issue begins with the return of Powell's pal, co-creator of the Comedy Central hit show Reno: 911! Thomas Lennon to the comics scene, teamed up with B.P.R.D. artist-extraordinaire Guy Davis! Further stories come from Arvid Nelson, creator of Dark Horse's newest horror title Rex Mundi, along side Humberto Ramos, hot off the heels of his debut on Marvel's Wolverine and co-creator of the Dark Horse miniseries Revelations; as well as a very special appearance by British indie artist Roger Langridge, creator of the critically acclaimed Fred the Clown! And as a special bonus, Dark Horse's own intrepid editor Scott Allie also brings to life his own little corner of The Goon universe with the help of Jefferson Street Studio-mate Todd Herman, as they examine the life of one of the book's most underrated heroes, Willy Nagel. The Goon? © 2006 Eric Powell. Cover price $2.99.

From the creators of Fangoria. Exclusive - Freddy directs a movie; How to be a Makeup FX Artist by John Caglione & Doug Drexler; New Horror Fiction by J.N. Williamson; Michael Weldon - splatter critic at the movies; Chas. Balun's disgusting cannibal pix; Bad Dreams - more nightmares from ALIENS producer; four giant bloody posters. Plus: Movie previews, reviews & Video Watchdog. Cover price $3.50.

From the creators of Fangoria. Behind the scenes - the making of Poltergeist III; Friday the 13th VII - the new Jason speaks; assault of Critters 2 - still cute, still deadly; Faceless and Slugs - as gross as it gets; reviews - Demons 2, Prison, Lady in White, The Unholy; what lives in The Nest? Roaches with teeth; Chas. Balun sings the splatter blues; four giant bloody posters; win Jason's hockey mask. Plus: Video news, gruesome previews & Horror Fiction. Cover price $3.50.

From the creators of Fangoria. Fright Night Part 2 - Jerry's sister bites back; The Blob - reach out and melt someone; Skipp & Spector on Romero's Monkey Shines; Makeup FX secrets by Caglione & Drexler; Video Watchdog uncovers censored video violence - can a movie go too far?; Chas. Balun's moist 'n' meaty splatter platter; The Ripper returns; psychotronic Weldon pans Dead Heat; four giant bloody posters. Plus: New Horror Fiction - Ghost Crabs. Cover price $3.50.

From the creators of Fangoria. The making of Nightmare 4 - Freddy's director tells all; Hellraiser II - the year's bloodiest movie; the Heavy Metal/Horror connection - Anthrax's Joey Belladonna & Ozzy Osbourne; reader wins Jason's mask; step by step FX - how to make a demon; Balun defends slasher movies; reviews - Waxwork & American Gothic; beer drinkin', flesh eatin' Redneck Zombies; four giant bloody posters. Plus: Video Watchdog & new Horror Fiction. Cover price $3.50.

From the creators of Fangoria. Bad Taste - this year's Re-Animator; uncut Hellraiser II reviewed; blood-drenched international special - The Wide World of Splatter; the return of Lucio (Zombie) Fulci; Halloween 4 - not enough gore?; FX exclusive - the secrets of slaughter; Balun vs movie ratings; Italy's Ghosthouse; Twice Dead - violent and crazy in Beverly Hills; four giant bloody posters. Plus: New Horror Fiction & Weldon on White Worm. Cover price $3.50.

From the creators of Fangoria. Splatter masters of 1989; Intruder - a cut above the rest; the bloody creature of Deep Star Six - exclusive FX photos; will TV kill Freddy Krueger?; tasteless gore and more in brutal Troma's War; Caroline Munro goes skinless in Faceless; four giant bloody posters; Video Watchdog tips - where to buy bootleg tapes. Plus: New Horror Fiction. Cover price $3.50.

Horror Special - Anniversary Issue. Warning -- for strong stomachs only! First news on Nightmare 5; the future of Freddy - Robert Englund interview; inside slasher FX - the boys of splatter; censored Brain Damage photos - stuff they wouldn't let you see; Balun's Gore Awards; vampire novella; Video Watchdog; two giant bloody posters. Plus: Night of the Demons, The Cellar, Scarecrows, Luther the Geek, Horror Show, The Haunted. Cover price $4.95.

America's #1 Horror Magazine - all the splatter that matters! Stephen King's goriest movie ever - the making of Pet Sematary; videos with teeth; horror moguls unveil new films; Balun insults everyone - is splatter dead?; finally - Suspiria on video; Luther the Geek - scariest film since Texas Chainsaw; How-to FX - top talent's makeup portfolio; four giant bloody posters. Plus: Horror Fiction by Steve Rasnic Tem. Cover price $3.50.

The magazine that bleeds! Special Zombie Issue. My Days Among the Laughing Dead by S.P. Somtow - Splatterpunk's on-set journal; Texas Chainsaw Massacre - never-before-seen photos; What's inside The Dead Pit? It's pretty ugly; Henry - the movie they want to ban; step-by-step Evil Dead II FX by Mark Shostrom; Video Watchdog's censored slaughter scenes; four giant bloody posters. Plus: Horror Fiction Double Feature - two new stories. Cover price $3.50.

The magazine that bleeds! Clive Barker kills Skipp & Spector; Nightmare 5 - Freddy is the baby even a mother could hate; makeup FX secrets revealed; Sexbomb - Linnea Quigley spoofs splatter; Hats off to Fulci - Balun salutes zombie master; Argento's butchered Opera - what you didn't see; Jason director - "How to break into horror"; four giant bloody posters; movie reviews. Plus: New Horror Fiction. Cover price $3.50.

Terrifying! Wild! Bloody! Preview of Leatherface: Texas Chainsaw Massacre III - the saw is the law; Halloween 5 - Michael slays again; is splatter dead?; Shocker - Wes Craven's electrifying killer; uncensored Intruder photos - the scenes they wouldn't let you see; Toxic Avenger III - Toxie vs the devil; Balun confesses - the films that changed my life; four giant bloody posters. Plus: New Horror Fiction & video previews. Cover price $3.95.

The magazine that oozes! Horror - the decade ahead; Basket Case 2 - inside the house of freaks; Balun gears up for Gore War; Waiting for Sundown - ride 'em, vampire cowboy; The Sleeping Car - wake up to death; Clive Barker's Nightbreed; Skipp & Spector on monsters, death and diapers; Caglione & Drexler FX - the hair's the thing; four giant bloody posters. Plus: New Horror Fiction & video reviews. Cover price $3.95.

Splatter-filled 13th issue! Uncensored Freddy - the scenes the MPAA cut; Scream Queen Linnea Quigley leads new splatter decade; Bride of Re-Animator - the year's goriest sequel; Basket Case 2 - terror twin tells tale; Santa Sangre - slick slasher stirs controversy; two giant bloody posters. Plus: New Horror Novella & FX secrets. Cover price $3.95.

Can you take it? Summer, bloody summer! Demonic cops, Warhol clones and Steve Johnson FX; Highway to Hell - the road paved in blood; on-set FX report: Dean Koontz's Whispers - learn how corpses ooze; terror teachers of Class of 1999 - school's out -- forever; Def by Temptation - hiphop horror; Chas. Balun reviews Zombie History; Gremlins 2 - Joe Dante declaws The New Batch; four giant bloody posters. Plus: New Fiction by Wayne Allen Sallee. Cover price $3.95.

The new movie rating - will horror survive?; Fango's first movie - Mindwarp; Bruce Campbell spills his guts, plus Evil Dead III news scoop; Italian cannibal movies - the most shocking ever; insane in Spain - sexy vampires & psycho girls; step-by-step makeup FX - How I Made Darkman by Tony Gardner; video controversy - Elvira goes bust; four giant bloody posters. Plus: New Horror Fiction. Cover price $4.50.

Butcher in Blue - Maniac Cop 2...horror's Lethal Weapon; Pit & the Pendulum's new torturer; Lunatics - twisted love from Evil Dead gang; Fanzines - journalism with guts; With My Eyes Peeled - Steve Bissette's new column; Keeper of the Grim Reaper - Italy's grossest director; step-by-step makeup FX - Dead Space...creating alien horrors; four giant bloody posters. Cover price $4.50.

She-Wolf FX secrets - from woman to monster in 12 easy steps; New Column - Shocking Comics; Mommy's little mutant - Baby Blood...it doesn't want mother's milk; Special Report - why the Howling sequels stink; Dyanne Thorne speaks - "Making ILSA was torture!"; The Unborn - morning sickness just got sicker; Inside the Underground - the weirdest films ever made. Cover price $4.50.

Terminator 2 - James Cameron talks; Chucky carnage continues in Child's Play 3 - inside the terrifying trilogy; the lost Rampage - serial killer movie you may never see; gruesome comics - the grossest yet; sexy vampires bare their fangs; Freddy's Dead - the scariest makeups yet; step-by-step FX - Bill & Ted's excellent aliens by Kevin Yagher; Horror Fiction - back by popular demand. Cover price $4.50.

Fear fiction! Hot comics! Exclusive - uncut Hellraiser III reviewed; Pet Sematary Two - ghouls' night out; Phantom of the Movies - Gorezone's new horror columnist; Pluto speaks - Michael Berryman's latest chillers; foreign shockers - The Killer's John Woo...Asian action most bloody; Academy Award-winners' step-by-step FX - man into Penguin in Batman Returns; Italian splatter master - world's busiest horror scripter; four shocking posters. Cover price $4.95.

Morbid makeup and midget monsters! Horror's hottest new filmmakers! Vampire inferno - Innocent Blood...burn, bloodsucker, burn; Phantom of the Movies - rating Corman chillers; Tetsuo 2 - metal and mutilation; Leprechaun - terror comes in small packages; Nudist Colony of the Dead - grim and bare it; A Gnome named Gnorm - Stan Winston's lost film reviewed. Plus: Heads roll in New Fear Fiction. Cover price $4.95.

Exploding heads! Hungry flesheaters! Uncut Braindead reviewed; Tony Todd is Candyman - hooked for horror; America's Deadliest Home Video - it's no joke; cannibal king Umberto Lenzi - makes them die slowly; Bram Stoker's Dracula - spectacular FX; new vampire comics - get you in the neck; Dr. Giggles - an appointment with death. Plus: New Fright Fiction & Makeup Magic. Cover price $4.95.

Jason Goes to Hell: The Final Friday - Jason dies...for real; Army of Darkness - Raimi's uncut version; Dead Alive - retitled Braindead splatters the States; Midnight 2 - the sacrifice continues; Man Bites Dog - the serial killer next door; makeup magic - how to become a Hideous Mutant Freek by Steve Johnson; 2 free gruesome posters. Plus: New Fiction - dinosaur terror. Cover price $4.95.