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(W/A) Various (CA) Rick Baker, Kerry Gammill A strange, pop-eyed sailor is released from a sunken ship after over 70 years; all who look into the eye have their souls sucked out! A masked Mexican wrestler battles a chupacabra to rescue a lady in distress. Travelers from Earth land on a planet inhabited by teenage vampires. Dr. Vornoff builds a mechanical man to help him conquer the world. And huge bats thought to be destroyed have apparently returned to wreak havoc on a small town once again! Date Available: 05/09/2012 BONUS REVIEW by John 'Doc' Schaefer  Proof that there is a deity that looks after comic book geeks. When Monsterverse's Bela Lugosi's Tales #1 came out, I was amazed. Lugosi written and drawn like I imagined Lugosi acted and looked was worth the price of admission alone but I would have bet money at the time that there would be no issue #2. And although I scooped up the Rick Baker evil old Popeye cover, I worried that the loving tribute that issue #1 had been might have been lost over all this time. But I'm here to tell you, that myfears were unfounded. Kerry Gammill's Lugosi is spot on and with the help of 70's horror hostess wannabe Nosferina and traditional evil dwarf assistant Hugo, the story wraparounds read like a classic film. And the stories themselves are inventive and unique! A must read for any monster fan! 10 out of 10 Grahams VERY FINE/NEAR MINT
(W/A) Various (CA) Rick Baker, Kerry Gammill A strange, pop-eyed sailor is released from a sunken ship after over 70 years; all who look into the eye have their souls sucked out! A masked Mexican wrestler battles a chupacabra to rescue a lady in distress. Travelers from Earth land on a planet inhabited by teenage vampires. Dr. Vornoff builds a mechanical man to help him conquer the world. And huge bats thought to be destroyed have apparently returned to wreak havoc on a small town once again! Date Available: 05/09/2012 BONUS REVIEW by John 'Doc' Schaefer Proof that there is a deity that looks after comic book geeks. When Monsterverse's Bela Lugosi's Tales #1 came out, I was amazed. Lugosi written and drawn like I imagined Lugosi acted and looked was worth the price of admission alone but I would have bet money at the time that there would be no issue #2. And although I scooped up the Rick Baker evil old Popeye cover, I worried that the loving tribute that issue #1 had been might have been lost over all this time. But I'm here to tell you, that myfears were unfounded. Kerry Gammill's Lugosi is spot on and with the help of 70's horror hostess wannabe Nosferina and traditional evil dwarf assistant Hugo, the story wraparounds read like a classic film. And the stories themselves are inventive and unique! A must read for any monster fan! 10 out of 10 Grahams Customers who bought this, also bought:
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