Famous Monsters of Filmland #251 B Variant Cover - Stout Autograph!
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This is the rarest of the four variant cover designs of FM #251. AVAILABLE HERE FIRST COME, FIRST SERVED and autographed by cover artist William Stout!
IT'S ALIVE! Famous Monsters of Filmland Issue #251 is the return of one of fandom's most popular monster magazines, though more mainstream than the traditional issues prior to #250.
Go behind the scenes of the Twentieth Century Fox release Predators and Resident Evil: Afterlife.
Look inside the third season of HBO's fang-tastic hit show True Blood.
Chat with science fiction author and legend Ray Bradbury in FM's exclusive interview... and enjoy a new, never-before-published Bradbury short story!
Enjoy a unique retrospective look at the career of genre pioneer, cinematographer Karl Freund and celebrate the life of FM's beloved Forrest J Ackerman in a very special memorial.
Available in 4 VARIANT cover editions:
1) NOSFERATU: Renowned comic book artist Richard Corben
2) LUGOSI: Legendary Famous Monsters cover artist Basil Gogos (online exclusive)
3) PREDATOR: Exclusive Convention Cover by artist Vince Evans released at FM Con 2010 and available right here at MyMovieMonsters.com . . .
4) SKULL: by famed motion picture designer and artist William Stout (Only available at some comics shops as an incentive cover, in a ratio of one copy for every 10 primary/Nosferatu covers ordered)
See our MyMovieMonsters.com ad on page 31!
Check back with us for subsequent VARIANT COVER issues of the new FM, and choose from our selection of new, uncirculated recent issues.
Copyright July 2010, Movieland Classics, LLC. Color and B&W. 128 pages.
Collector's Note: Brand-new, uncirculated and received directly from the publisher. Ships bagged (archival quality) and boarded.