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Monday, July 6, 2026

LEGEND HORROR CLASSICS NO. 3


The tagline on this comic magazine "WARNING - - - NOT TO BE PURCHASED BY THOSE EASILY FRIGHTENED) is much less restrictive-sounding than the "Adults Only" ribbon on the cover of last week's post of MONSTER MAG. This issue contains the comic strip adaptation of Ray Harryhausen's THE 7TH VOYAGE OF SINBAD with art by--I believe--Kevin O'Neil. The fold-out poster is a nice photo of The Cyclops. 

LEGEND HORROR CLASSICS
Vol. 1 No. 3
1975 (no month)
Publisher: Legend Publishing
Editor: Gent Shaw
Art Editor: Kevin O'Neil
Cover: Kevin O'Neil?
Pages: 16
Cover price: 25p (about 25 cents)

Read the first two issues of LEGEND HORROR CLASSICS HERE.
















Monday, July 1, 2024

LEGEND HORROR CLASSICS NO. 2


LEGEND HORROR CLASSICS
Vol. 1 No. 2
1975 (no month)
Publisher: Legendary Publishing
Editor: Gent Shaw
Cover: Kevin O'Neil
Pages: 16
Cover price: 25p (about 25 cents)

This is the second of the LEGEND HORROR CLASSIC series of 16-page "poster magazines" that were popular in the UK for awhile in the 1970s. This issue the Frankenstein monster is covered. The comic strip drawn by Kevin O'Neil adapts the Universal 1931 version. Oddly, though, O'Neil draws Dr. Frankenstein to look more like Peter Cushing. The foldout poster is of David "Darth Vader" Prowse from Hammer's 1974s FRANKENSTEIN AND THE MONSTER FROM HELL. Sub-standard artwork mars this otherwise nifty effort by Mr. Shaw.

View the first issue of LEGEND HORROR CLASSICS HERE.
















Wednesday, May 4, 2022

WORLD OF HORROR NO. 9


WORLD OF HORROR
Vol. 1, No. 9
July, 1975
Publisher: Dallruth Publishing Group
Editor: Boadicea K. Bathory (Gent Shaw?)
Cover: Photo cover (Sheila Keith)
Pages: 52
Cover price: 30p (about 50 cents)

This is it, folks, the last issue of one doggone good monster 'zine, WORLD OF HORROR. Highlights are: an interview with actress Virginia Keith, who starred in genre films, HOUSE OF WHIPCORD (1974), FRIGHTMARE (1974) and HOUSE OF THE LONG SHADOWS (1983), an overview of Barbara Steele's career, and a fiction piece by Frank Belknap Long entitled, "The Braineaters".