Another giant-size issue of SCARY MONSTERS is now available from the folks at MYMOVIEMONSTERS.COM. Since being acquired by new owners a few issues ago, SM hasn't skipped a step, or changed a beat -- which is a good thing.
In a spectacular, simian-inspired tribute to the 50th anniversary of the original Planet of the Apes film, our Scary Monsters 106th APE-ocalypse Issue includes "The Apes of Wrath," an in-depth look back at the landmark film series, and "Planet of Primates," which is a "behind the cages" analysis of the science underlying the films.
This 146-pulp-page APE-idemic issue also includes: an exclusive sneak peek and "making of" article on the stunning stop-motion short film Denham's Giant Monster. Actor and film producer Patrick Curtis tells the true tale of trick-or-treating at Bela Lugosi's house in "Count Dracula vs. The 'Little" Wild Bunch." The scary spotlight returns to a long line of Northeast Ohio horror hosts, including Ghoulardi, Big Chuck & Lil John, The Ghoul and Son of Ghoul.
In addition to many other scary articles, this issue will also include our regular features:
Weird USA: a visit to "UFO central" Roswell, New Mexico
Kaiju Korner: a review of King Kong's "career" since 1933
Strange Days: surviving San Diego Comic-Con International
Dr. Gangrene's Mad Interview: Scary Monsters cover artist Scott Jackson
Collecting Classic Monsters: debut column for classic horror and sci-fi collectors of all ages
... as well as Scare Mail, Scareviews, Scare-News, Scary Stuff catalog, and much more!
Full color wraparound cover art by Scott Jackson and vintage B&W content with 144 vintage pulp pages for Monster Kids of all ages!
Published October 2017 by Rondo Award Winners and Monster Kids of the Year, Don and Vicki Smeraldi of MyMovieMonsters.com.
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