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Famous Monsters and the big Comic Con announcements!

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Gamma Goochee		#41	[-]
Aug 5 12 10:07 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	atomicknights2 wrote: I find the Creepy DH hardbacks are not really that cumbersome. I find most larger books not that hard to navigate (e.g. Keep Watching the Skies), but to each their own. In the future, I just look forward to sitting in a chair and opening up these FM reprint books. Well, they are what they are, to be sure. To me, they're great reference volumes, but I don't see them giving me the experience I'm looking for. To elaborate, I'd like to buy fresh copies of FM off the newsstand in the '50s and '60s. But since I can't do that, the next best thing would be for someone to issue exact replicas of all those early issues. That, for me, would be heaven. I love that pure experience of handling the artifact itself (or the proverbial reasonable facsimile). Also, I have a young daughter who is really developing an interest in classic monsters (to my utter delight!), and I think FM would be right down her alley. I'd like her to have her own issues that she could trash. That'd be fun.
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grebaz	FM Reprint Books.......	#42	[-]
Aug 8 12 2:26 PM Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I've been hoping for this since the Creepy & Eerie books appeared. One suggestion, when you get to 1962-1965 issues which were mostly the 100 pagers, why not include the Yearbook covers. While you're at it, why not a 2 volume set for Monster World and another for Spacemen which really was Forrys baby. That would keep you busy for the next 5 or so years. Personally I can't wait for the issue #56-61 book which would include my tenure as Editor of the Graveyard Examiner. I'm down for at least 5 copies of that one myself. Peace, Greg Bazaz

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