Cult Movies (1990 Videosonic Arts) comic books

Photo cover features Bela Lugosi. Edited by Michael Copner. Stories and art by Mike Copner, Lisa Mitchell, Buddy Barnett and Bela Lugosi. A magazine focusing on beloved B-movies, indie masterpieces and overlooked classics with devoted fan followings. This issue features a look at horror legend Bela Lugosi from his heyday to his final roles with Z-movie producer Ed Wood, including a reprinted article by Lugosi himself. Lugosi - Then and Now; Bela Lugosi at the Midnite Delicatessen; Man of Mystery; A Hollywood Tour of Bela Lugosi; I Welcome the Romantic Role After Being Typed as Heavy. 8-in. x 12-in., 92 pages, B&W. Cover price $4.95.

Photo cover features Ralph Byrd. Edited by Michael Copner. Stories and art by Mike Copner and Conrad Brooks. A magazine focusing on beloved B-movies, indie masterpieces and overlooked classics with devoted fan followings. This issue features sci-fi television, plus an article by actor Conrad Brooks about working with Ed Wood on B-movie classics. Dick Tracy on TV; Jackie Gleason; Korla Pandit; Beauty and the Beast; Bela Lugosi on TV; The Munsters. 8-in. x 12-in., 92 pages, B&W. Cover price $4.95.

Photo cover features Bela Lugosi and Elvis Presley. Edited by Michael Copner. Stories and art by Mike Copner and Jan Henderson. A magazine focusing on beloved B-movies, indie masterpieces and overlooked classics with devoted fan followings. This issue features the legendary director Ed Wood and his B-movie classics, including the official press book for the worst film ever made, and a look at comic-book movies, then still a rare thing. Edward D. Wood: The Story Must Be Told!; Elvis Presley & Bela Lugosi: The Psychic Connection; George Zucco; Comics on Film; Doctor Who; Zontar; Plan 9 from Outer Space Pressbook; The Giant Claw. 8-in. x 12-in., 92 pages, B&W. Cover price $4.95.

Photo cover features the stars of "The Beach Girls and the Monster." Edited by Michael Copner. Stories and art by Mike Copner, Jan Henderson and Conrad Brooks. A magazine focusing on beloved B-movies, indie masterpieces and overlooked classics with devoted fan followings. This issue features the alien-invaders films of the 1950s, and an article by Conrad Brooks on wrestler and B-movie legend Tor Johnson. The Terror of Tor Johnson; Ed Wood; Godzilla Scrapbook; Celebrity Tombstones; Robot Monster. 8-in. x 12-in., 92 pages, B&W. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of The Haunting (1963), Eegah!, Legend of Hellhouse, and other movies; features on rock and roll monster movies and beach movies; interviews with Aron Kincaid (The Wasp Woman, Spartacus) and John Andrews (Orgy of the Dead); the 20th anniversary of Deep Throat; part two of a Godzilla Scrapbook; the reconstruction of Tod Browning's Freaks; a piece on King Kong Escapes; an analysis of Horror of Dracula; a letter by Fred Olen Ray; and more. Cover depicts Aron Kincaid and Nancy Sinatra in a scene from Ghost in the Invisible Bikini being menaced by an alien from Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster. Cover price $4.95.

Photo cover features the stars of 1964's "Kiss Me Quick." Edited by Michael Copner. Stories and art by Mike Copner, Jan Henderson and David F. Friedman. A magazine focusing on beloved B-movies, indie masterpieces and overlooked classics with devoted fan followings. This issue features the little-known B-movie classic Kiss Me Quick!, and an interview with schlock-movie producer David F. Friedman. Kiss Me Quick! 1960s Go-Go Girls Meet the Monsters; Hellborn: The Lost Ed Wood Masterpiece...Found!; Lugosi: King of the Vampires; Gamera; The Harry Novak Story; David F. Friedman Interview; Freaks Revisited; The Laughing Dead; John Andrews. 8-in. x 12-in., 92 pages, B&W. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of The Bride and the Beast, Bram Stoker's Dracula, The Angry Red Planet, The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms, the Planet of the Apes series, White Zombie, The Amazing Colossal Man, War of the Colossal Beast, and other movies; features on Death Laid an Egg (1967) and Godzilla vs. Mothra; an interview with Turhan Bey; articles on Toho's monsters and Mexican wrestling films; a piece on the personal appearances of George Reeves; a letter by Forrest J Ackerman; and more. Cover art by Jimmy Zero. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of The Adventures of Captain Marvel, Day the World Ended, Bram Stoker's Dracula, Jurassic Park, Of Mice and Men (1939), Phantasm I and II, and other movies; a piece on John Andrews; interviews with Ray Dennis Steckler, Peter Coe, Jade East, and Harry Novak; "Forrest J Ackerman's 35th Anniversary Famous Monsters of Filmland Horror, Sci-Fi & Fantasy World Convention"; an article about Sidney Fox; and more. Cover montage of the 50-Foot Woman and Frankenstein by Dave Stevens. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of House of Dracula, The Mummy's Tomb, Grindhouse Horrors, Invaders from Mars (1953), Revenge of the Creature, and other movies; an article about Theda Bara; "Godzilla vs. Uncle Sam"; interviews with Ishiro Honda, Akira Ifukube, Frank Henenlotter, and Bob Cresse; a piece on Universal in 1931 (when Frankenstein was released); a Vincent Price memoriam; and more. Cover art by Dave Stevens. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of The Ape, The Walls have Eyes, Doctor Who: The Daleks boxed set, Dinosaurs!, Horrors of Spider Island, and other movies; the first installment of Casual Company (The Laugh of the Marines) a Novel by Ed Wood; "Anita Page Remembers Lon Chaney"; a piece on Beatrice Woodruff Weeks; a feature on Ultraman; Ray Dennis Steckler on John Andrews; on the set of the Ed Wood movie; an interview with Dale Gasteiger; part two of the Frank Henenlotter and Akira Ifukube interviews; a feature on The Dark Eyes of London; and more. Cover art by Jimmy Zero. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of Godzilla vs. the Thing, The Abominable Dr. Phibes, Carnosaur, It Conquered the World, Master of the World, Twisted Tales, The Sex Killer, She Mob, and other movies; a piece on Bela Lugosi; interviews with Forest J Ackerman, Frank Henenlotter, and Ed Wood (1978); articles on Criswell and Vampira; Bela Lugosi in American Theatre; Hollywood in 1937; a letter by Fred Olen Ray; and more. Cover art by Dave Stevens. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of The Defilers, The Ramrodder, High Yellow, The Awful Dr. Orloff, Invasion USA, Dr. Phibes Rises Again, The Brainiac, Horror of Frankenstein, and other movies; a piece on Ed Wood; interviews with Dan Sonney and Teruyoshi Nakano; a feature on Universal's The Mummy (1932); Sara Karloff and Cynthia Lindsay on Boris Karloff; various writers on their favorite Karloff films; a piece on Samurai Films; a conversation with Joan Woodbury; and more. Cover art by Dave Stevens. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of Diary of a Madman, The Flesh Eaters, Deep Space, The Haunted Palace and other movies; interviews with Dave Stevens, Jack Hill, and Jun Fukuda; features on Bela Lugosi and Dracula (1931); a piece on the 1940s Batman serials; an article about Ed Wood; a letter by David F. Friedman; and more. Cover art by Dave Stevens. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of Bad Girls Dormitory, Beyond the Door, Hillbillys in a Haunted House, The Valley of the Gwangi, and other movies; interviews with Gordon Scott, Titus Moody, Loretta King, Claude Alexander, and Fred Olen Ray; a feature on the British ban of horror films of 1937; on the set of Attack of the Sixty Foot Centerfold; and a piece on Jean Rollin. Flip the magazine over and you'll find a wealth of information (58 pages) on George Reeves. Cover art by Peter Stevens and Dave Stevens. Contains some nudity. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of American Gothic, The Doors, The Deadly Mantis, Earth vs. the Flying Saucers, It Came from Outer Space, White Zombie, Dr. Strange, and other movies; part three of an article about Samurai films; "The Epic Saga of Kharis the Mummy"; a piece on Tod Browning, Hollywood, and the twenties; interviews with Dave Stevens, Akria Kubo, Ray Dennis Steckler (part two), and Vincent Price; and more. Cover art by Dave Stevens. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of Voodoo Man, Cracked Nuts, I Drink Your Blood, The Mighty Gorgo, The Amazing Colossal Man, Night of the Lepus, Slugs, They Live, and other movies; a feature on Maria Ouspenskaya; part four of an article about Samurai films; interviews with Helen Richman (a Lugosi leading lady), Wataru Mimura, Kimi Honda, Takashi Nakao, John Agar, Fred Olen Ray, and Korla Pandit; a piece on The Munsters; and more. Contains some nudity. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of War of the Colossal Beast, No Greater Sin, The Correct Ritual, The Ed Wood Collection, Freakshow, The Phantom Planet, and other movies; features on Anna May Wong and Annabel Chong; "Insanity and the Invisible Man"; an article about Larry Fine; a piece on Joe Dallesandro; an interview with Haruo Nakajima; and more. Contains some nudity. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of Boom in the Moon, The Oblong Box, The Unearthly, Mommy, The Black Cat (1966), The Monolith Monsters, The Reptile, Space Monster, The Rocketeer, and other movies; a feature on Mexican vampire films; a piece on Jack Arnold; interviews with Jackie Chan, Steve Reeves, and Sara Karloff; "An Appreciation of Die, Monster, Die"; "The Apeman Revisited"; and more. Contains some nudity. Cover price $4.95.

This special double issue includes the following: reviews of Batman Forever, The Manster, King of Kong Island, The Shadow (1994), and other movies; "The Nightmares of Merian C. Cooper"; and an interview with porn star Kay Parker. The flip side of the magazine revives Forrest J Ackerman's classic Spacemen and includes reviews of Buck Rogers, Doctor Who, Invisible Invaders, and other movies; a piece on Barbarella; "Carl Anthony Remembers Plan 9 from Outer Space"; an interview with Robert Dunham; a 2001: A Space Odyssey retrospective; and more. Contains some nudity. Cover price $4.95.

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This issue includes the following: reviews of The Black Sleep, The Black Scorpion, Body Fever, The Mighty Ursus, Spider Baby, and other movies; "Boris Karloff and the Horror Ban"; a piece on Ilona Massey; a feature on Moe Howard; "Hercules and Beyond"; interviews with Pat Priest, Shinji Nishikawa, and Kenichi Eguchi; an article about Buster Keaton; and more. Cover price $4.95.

This special double issue includes the following: reviews of Fireball Jungle, The Slave, Flower and Snake, Captive Women, and other movies; interviews with Katherine Orrison and Lois Laurel (Stan's daughter); "The Brain of the Monster, The Mind of the Doctor" (featuring Universal monster movies); a piece on Arch Hall; a letter by Sara Karloff; and more. The flip side of the magazine revives Forrest J Ackerman's classic Spacemen and includes reviews of Panic in the Year Zero, This Island Earth, Star Trek: Generations, and other movies; a piece on George Lucas; an interview with FJA; a piece on Mars Attacks!; an article on Toho Studios' outer space monsters; and more. Cover art by Bill Chancellor. Cover price $4.95.

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This issue includes the following: reviews of Valley of the Dragons, Planet of the Vampires, Face of Fire, Tower of London, Plan 9 from Outer Space, Red Ribbons, Voodoo Dolls, After Sunset, and other movies; a feature on Phantom of the Opera; a piece on Dwight Frye on Broadway; "Harry Langdon Remembered; "Alex Gordon on Ed Wood"; an interview with Donna Martell; "Japanese Genre Film Mavericks" part one; a letter by comic book artist Kerry Gammill; and more. Cover art by Bill Chancellor. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of Vampire Journals, Jumping Jacks, The Big Noise, Ghost Story, the Batman serials, and more; a feature on Lawrence of Arabia; a retrospective of Ghidrah the Three Headed Monster; a piece on George "Spanky" McFarland; interviews with Liz Renay; "The Last Bride of Dracula: Hope Lugosi 1919-1997"; part two of "Japanese Genre Film Mavericks"; an article about Curly of the Three Stooges; and more. Cover art by Bill Chancellor. Cover price $4.95.

Photo cover features Lon Chaney and Louise Allbritton from Son of Dracula. Edited by Michael Copner. Stories and art by Mike Copner, John Soister, Frank Dello Stritto, Garydon Rhodes, Brad Linaweaver, Jan Henderson and Coco Kiyonaga. A magazine focusing on beloved B-movies, indie masterpieces and overlooked classics with devoted fan followings. This issue features mesmerizing villains Dracula and Svengali, and an interview with schlock-movie producer Bob Chinn. Chaney as the Son of Dracula; Svengali: The Forgotten Monster; My Grandfather, Ming the Merciless; Ed Wood on CD; The Boogie Days and Nights of Bob Chinn; More Monster Stamps; You Too Can Commit Murder!: A Look Inside the Inner Sanctum Movies; Film, Video and DVD Reviews. 8-in. x 12-in., 92 pages, B&W. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of The Mummy's Hand, The Return of Chandu, Plague of the Zombies, The Embalmer, Blue Sunshine, Habitat, The Three Musketeers (1939), and other movies; a feature on Steve Reeves and his movies; a piece on Terrytoons; "Ed Bernds and the Three Stooges"; "Japanese Erotica: A Woman Called Sada Abe and Wife to be Sacrificed have American Premiere"; Bela Lugosi/Dracula in Vegas; an interview with Shirley Ulmer; and more. Cover art by Bill Chancellor. Contains some nudity. Cover price $4.95.

This special double issue includes the following: reviews of Necromania, Empire of the Ants, Mandingo, Screen Kill, Cyber Bandits, and other movies; a feature on Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman; an article about Harry Stephen Keeler; a piece on Andy Warhol's Frankenstein; and an interview with Ray Walston about Bela Lugosi. The flip side of the magazine revives Forrest J Ackerman's classic Spacemen (called Spacewomen this time around) and includes an interview with Forrest J Ackerman about Metropolis, "The Making of the Original Godzilla"; a tribute to Rocketship X-M; and more. Cover art by Bill Chancellor. Cover price $4.95.

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This issue includes the following: reviews of T-Men, Things II, Butterflies, Lost in Space (the movie), The Strange Case of Dr. RX, and other movies; an article about Charlie Chan; a piece on Toho's Frankenstein films; extensive features on Dracula; an article about Helen Chandler; an interview with Frank J. Dello Stritto; "Vampira on her Life"; and more. Cover art by R & R Printing. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of Branded to Kill, Samson in the Wax Museum, A Bullet for Sandoval, Days of Wrath, The Big Noise, Cracked Nuts, and other movies; interviews with Booth Colman, Joyce Jameson, and Mickey Knox; features on Ghost of Frankenstein, 20 Million Miles to Earth, and I Eat Your Skin; "Charles Lamont Remembers Abbott & Costello"; "Realart Remembered"; and more. Cover art by Wayne L. Hatley. Cover price $4.95.

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This issue includes the following: reviews of Starship Troopers, Legend of Hellhouse, Great Guns, Seeds of Evil, Free Enterprise, Firecracker, and other movies; a feature on Black Friday; "The Mystery of Manly P. Hall"; "Conrad Veidt: The Cinema's Master of the Shadows"; "Karloff on Television"; an interview with Verne Langdon; a look at This Island Earth; and more. Cover art by Wayne L. Hatley. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of The Tenth Victim, Strangler in the Swamp, Gentleman Killer, Violence at Noon, Prophecy, and other movies; features on John Waters and John Woo; a piece on Bela Lugosi; an interview with Darlene Tompkins; a look back at Cat-Women of the Moon; an article about Straw Dogs; a profile of Deanna Milligan; and more. Cover art by Wayne L. Hatley. Contains some nudity. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of The Mummy (1959), Carnegie Hall, The Mirror, Hellinger, and other movies; interviews with Yvette Vickers and Ralph Bakshi; the films of Ralph Bakshi; "Bela Lugosi: The Man of Mystery"; "Dracula Invades England"; "Orson Welles and the Fantasy Genre"; a farewell to A.E. van Vogt; continuity in Universal movies; and more. Cover design by Dave Stevens. Contains some nudity. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of Horror Express, Panic in the Year Zero!, White Zombie, The Bells, Bluebeard, Psycho II, and other movies; interviews with Ho Meng-Hua, Kenneth Branagh, and Lyn Thomas; extensive articles on Alfred Hitchcock; "Catfights in the Cinema"; the cult movies of Andy Kaufman; and more. Cover art by Wayne L. Hatley. Cover price $4.95.

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This issue includes the following: reviews of The Ultimate Warrior, Dementia, and other movies; "Suzanne Kaaren on Bela Lugosi and the Making of The Devil Bat"; an extensive article on Bela Lugosi and Dracula; a feature on Lugosi and The Return of Chandu; an appreciation of Destination Moon; "Pamela Sue Martin: Revisiting the Poseidon Adventure; and more. Cover art by Wayne L. Hatley. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: reviews of House of Dracula, Night of the Creeps, And Soon the Darkness, The Quiet Earth, The Van, The Hitcher, and other movies; "Mummies for Dummies: Continued Continuity in the Universal Universe"; a piece on Godzilla X Megaguirus; remembering Boris Karloff; a retrospective of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea; part two of "Dracula's Last Hurrah" (Lugosi); and more. Cover price $4.95.

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This issue includes the following: interviews with Mel Brooks, Harry Langdon Jr.; "W.C. Fields Then and Now"; a feature on The Fly movies; part two of a retrospective of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea; a piece on A Touch of Evil; part three of "Dracula's Last Hurrah"; an article on The Human Vapor; and more. Cover price $4.95.

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This issue includes the following: reviews of Elves (1989), The Offspring, Hollywood Boulevard, Gemini, and other movies; interviews with Sam Arkoff, Rouben Mamoulian, and Coleen Gray; "Lost Ed Wood Movies Found!"; articles on Blade Runner and The Flesh Eaters; a piece on Mystery of the Mary Celeste; and more. Contains some adult material. Cover art by Paul Liu. Cover price $4.95.

This issue includes the following: an article about Barbara Payton; the Verne Langdon story; the women of James Bond; continuity in Universal's Invisible Man movies; part two of the Mystery of the Mary Celeste; an interview with Forrest J Ackerman; reviews of Strange but True Football Stories, Stranger on Horseback, The Best of Sex and Violence, and other movies; and more. Contains some adult material. Cover price $5.95.

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Photo cover features OJ Simpson. Edited by Michael Copner. Stories and art by Mike Copner, Joe Wawrzyniak, Mike Malloy, Tom Weaver, Charles Zigman, Ron Ford, Tom Weaver, and Bob Chinn. A magazine focusing on beloved B-movies, indie masterpieces and overlooked classics with devoted fan followings. This issue features retrospectives on Lon Chaney Jr. and Boris Karloff, and an interview with horror-film legend Michael Berryman. The Juice is Stranger Than Fiction: The Ominous Cinematic Legacy of O.J. Simpson; I Spit on Your Grave: The Cinematic Legacy of Jerry Gross; The Men Who Would Be Bond (and One Who Kinda Was); Interview with a Karloff Co-Star; Adventures of an Ultra Fab Prof; Money is the Root of All Happiness: The Candy Snatchers, a 30th Anniversary Retrospective; Michael Berryman Interview; Remembering Lon Chaney Jr.; Indian Films A-Z; Film, Video and DVD Reviews. 8-in. x 12-in., 92 pages, B&W. Cover price $5.95.

Photo cover features Traci Lords. Edited by Michael Copner. Stories and art by Mike Copner, Terry Pace, Jeffery Davis, Joe Wawrzyniak, John DeChancie, Ron Ford, Tom Weaver, and Bob Chinn. A magazine focusing on beloved B-movies, indie masterpieces and overlooked classics with devoted fan followings. This issue features an article on George Pal's The Time Machine written by Skyway author John DeChancie, and an interview with actress Traci Lords. Shedding Skin: Traci Lords Bares Her Soul; Peter Sellers: The Mouse That Soared; Don't Take the Blue Acid, Man: Blue Sunshine and the Selling Out of the Love Generation; Godzilla vs. The Thing; A Look Back at George Pal's The Time Machine; The Sasquatch Screen: An Inexhaustibly Comprehensive Overview of Bigfoot Films; Bela Lugosi on Stage; Film, Video and DVD Reviews. 8-in. x 12-in., 92 pages, B&W. Cover price $5.95.

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Photo cover features Verne Langdon. Edited by Michael Copner. Stories and art by Mike Copner, Coco Kiyonaga, Frank Dello Stritto, Joe Wawrzyniak, Mike Malloy, Jan Alan Henderson, Ken Brooks, Andi Brooks and David Hayes. A magazine focusing on beloved B-movies, indie masterpieces and overlooked classics with devoted fan followings. This issue features an article on Verne Langdon, known in cult monster mask circles as the creative force behind the Don Post Studios "Calendar Masks", and an interview with horror comics publisher James Warren. The Brody Bunch: Unforgettably Overdone, Incredibly Gruesome & Memorably Moving Death Scenes in Movies; Verne Langdon: Off the Chain!; Dracula's Coffin; James Warren Live! Interview; Death Collector: The Greatest Low-Budget Sci-Fi Film Nobody has Seen/Heard About/Discovered/Celebrated; Are the Mad Scientists, Maniacs, and Madmen of Yesterday the Ancestors of Today's Terrorists?; The Naked Ape: Playboy & Universal's Lost Movie; New Light on Dark Eyes of London Part Two; When Sci-Fi Was in the Pink: An Interview with Sidney Pink; Film, Video and DVD Reviews. 8-in. x 12-in., 92 pages, B&W. Cover price $5.95.

Issue 41 - 8-in. x 12-in., 90 pages, B&W. Cover price $5.95.