FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND (2020)

"Never before offered in Previews and available once again in print format... Movieland Classics LLC presents: Famous Monsters of Filmland #250 - the historic issue that re-launched Famous Monsters of Filmland, is now available in this limited time offer! This collector's issue celebrates Forrest J Ackerman's 'Birth of a Notion'. Also, a special issue-length tribute to a Famous Monster in Filmland!"

"Back by popular demand! Famous Monsters is releasing its remaining inventory of the premiere issue 251. If you missed it the first time, now is your opportunity to own one of two amazing covers: the FM Con 2010 Exclusive Predator cover by Vince Evans and the Rondo Award-winning Bela Lugosi cover by Basil Gogos. These are all that's left of the first printing and once they're gone, they're gone forever. Make sure you collect this piece of monster history!"

"The #1 film monster magazine, in full-color and packed with all of the features that you've come to love and expect-now coming to you bi-monthly and with a lower cover price! Travel to the mysterious island of Moreau in our in-depth look at the 1932 classic Island of Lost Souls! New film coverage includes Don't Be Afraid of the Dark, an interview with Guillermo del Toro, and much, much more! All this (and a few surprises) wrapped up in a brilliant cover by Kerry Gammill!"

"May 27, 2011 marks the centennial birthday of Vincent Price. Join Famous Monsters of Filmland as they celebrate a century of mayhem and menace by giving horror fans a birthday gift, wrapped up in a glorious cover by Jason Edmiston! Plus, Joe Nazzaro fills readers in on spring's films and April Snellings adds her usual magic."

"The #1 film monster magazine, in full-color and packed with all of the features that you've come to love! We celebrate all things Lovecraft with an epic 'At the Mountains of Madness' cover by giant monster maestro, Bob Eggleton. Adding to this mayhem will be a look at the films of Stephen King, a celebration in the best of independent genre filmmaking, and much more!"

"FM boldy goes into full coverage of the 50th anniversary of Star Trek, from the original series to the brand-new, big-screen Star Trek Beyond! Horror also takes center stage as we visit the set of The Conjuring 2: The Enfield Poltergeist. Plus, Patrick Duffy revisits The Man From Atlantis for FM, and Michael York and Jenny Agutter remember Logan's Run exclusively, as we pay tribute to the classics as only Famous Monsters can!"

"DANGER, Will Robinson! While Lost in Space was one of producer Irwin Allen's most famous creations, there were so many more. From TV shows like Time Tunnel, Land of the Giants, and Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea to films like The Poseidon Adventure and The Towering Inferno, Allen had a talent for creating new worlds and was dubbed 'The Master of Disaster'. We'll dig into his archives with never-before-seen photos and stories from cast and crew members. We'll also be celebrating the 40th anniversary of one of the horror community's most beloved films, Mel Brooks' Young Frankenstein! Featuring a Lost in Space cover by Terry Wolfinger and much, much more!"

"Danger, Will Robinson! Lost In Space was one of producer Irwin Allen's most famous creations. It has enjoyed a long and rich history and is now in the process of being remade for TV. That means it's time for us to dig into the archives with never-before-seen photos and stories from cast and crew members to explore the past and future of this amazing adventure. Featuring Lost In Space cover by Terry Wolfinger."

"Famous Monsters is back in a brand new format! Memorialize the awesome anniversaries and releases of 2017 with our 250 page magbook, packed full of interviews, features, comics, art, how-tos, and more. Celebrate the 30th anniversary of Hellraiser with exclusive from Clive Barker and Doug Bradley; hear straight from the mouths of the Shin Godzilla directors; look back on George A. Romero's incredible career; learn how to party on Halloween with the best in monster makeup."

"Turtle Power! No, not those turtles. We're talking about Gamera, the giant, flying, rocket-powered kaiju turtle who turns 50 this year! Despite never gaining the popularity of Godzilla, Gamera has maintained a devoted following, and his '90s trilogy is considered amongst the best in the genre. We'll look at all of the films and more! Plus, we'll hit the road with Mad Max, both classic and contemporary, as we approach the release of Mad Max: Fury Road, including an exclusive interview with Vernon 'Wez' Wells (The Road Warrior, Commando, Weird Science)and so much more! Featuring a painted Gamera cover by kaiju king, Bob Eggleton!"

"Why yes, that is the Bride of Frankenstein on the cover of FM 281, as painted by the legendary Rick Baker. It's been 80 years since Bride was released into cinemas, and we're going to dig deep into the legacy of what many consider to be the greatest classic monster film of all time. Plus, we'll have sneak peeks of FM's latest comics from Steve Niles and Paul Tobin, some exclusive Kaiju content, and a ton more!"

"The Beasts from the East are invading the pages of FM once again! This June, Famous Monsters welcomes Godzilla and his fellow kaiju like Varan and Gamera and tokusatsu like Spectreman and Space Giants, plus an exclusive look at the new Space Battleship Yamato 2199. With expert August Ragone jumping in as Contributing Editor for the issue, even the most loyal fan of giant Japanese monsters and robots will learn a thing or two."

"Famous Monsters gets 'spaced out' this December! Join us in celebrating 35 years of 'Saving Every One of Us!' as FM goes behind-the-scenes on 1980's Flash Gordon, with exclusive interviews with the cast and crew - including 'Flash' himself, Sam J. Jones! Plus, a look at Star Wars past and present as we await the arrival of Episode 7: The Force Awakens! There's plenty more, like an inside look at Legendary Pictures' latest, Krampus, and much more! Featuring a Flash Gordon painted cover by Terry Wolfinger!"

"Superheroes and Werewolves, oh my! For Zack Snyder's Batman V. Superman: Dawn Of Justice, we turn the Bat Signal on the DC franchise and also look back at superhero influence of the past. Plus, John Landis' An American Werewolf In London turns 35 this year, and we detail how the Oscar-winning film changed the face of contemporary monster movies. With original cover art by the legendary Rick Baker. "

"Dragons! White Walkers! Winter has finally come to Game of Thrones, and we dig deep behind-the-scenes as the award-winning HBO sword-and-fantasy juggernaut enters Season 6. Plus, Joe Dante's The Howling and the Ray Harryhausen classic Clash of the Titans both turn 35 this year and we pay tribute as only Famous Monsters can, with cover by Sanjulian."

"This February we return to two of Hollywood's most mysterious and danger-filled lands. First, in anticipation of Sam Raimi's Oz: The Great and Powerful, we'll revisit the original 1939 classic and the monsters that scared generations of moviegoers: OH-EE-OH Foot Soldiers, Flying Monkeys, and Margaret Hamilton as The Wicked Witch of the West. Next, we uncover the mysteries of the Amazon as we journey back to the Black Lagoon to rediscover the Creature and his strange cinematic journey from beast to almost human."

"Skull Island reveals its secrets once more. 80 years ago, Merian C. Cooper and Willis O'Brien unleashed the 8th Wonder of the World on filmgoers: King Kong! We'll look back at the cast, crew, and legacy of filmland's tragic King. We'll also explore the stories of one of Hollywood's most influential, yet seldom seen, monsters: Chtulhu. Scholar S.T. Joshi leads a team of experts as we dive into the 'Mythos' and uncover the hidden power behind Lovecraft's greatest creation."

"This June we celebrate what would have been Peter Cushing's 100th birthday, and Famous Monsters will look back over the life and classic works of one of cinema's greatest legends! We'll also be digging deeper into the world of Charles Addams and his most famous creation, The Addams Family. From their comic strip roots to TV and now Broadway, Gomez Addams and his clan are as prolific today as they ever were. Featuring a Peter Cushing cover by Oscar-winner Dave Elsey."

"This summer the Kaiju invade the pages of Famous Monsters once again. But this year they're not alone. In honor of Guillermo del Toro's new film Pacific Rim, FM will feature the best of giant monsters battling giant robots. August Ragone and his kaiju crew return once again to take you to school. From Godzilla battling Mechagodzilla to del Toro's giant robots (Jaegers) defending earth from trans-dimensional giant beasts, we'll have only the best to bring to you from the Land of the Rising Kaiju. With Godzilla Vs. Mechagodzilla by Bob Eggleton, featuring Monster World logo."

"Available for the first time in PREVIEWS, issue #271 of FM pays tribute to one of cinema's most legendary monster makers: Ray Harryhausen! From friendly mechanical owls to misunderstood Venusians to giants bent on death and destruction, Harryhausen took lumps of clay and breathed life into them, imbuing each with a unique soul. Films like Jason and the Argonauts, the Sinbad series, 20 Million Miles to Earth, and Clash of the Titans made him a legend. Plus, take a journey through a half century in the WHOniverse! We have a look at how the longest running Sci-Fi show got started, writers and artists making a case for their favorite Doctor, and a history of the widely underappreciated series of Doctor Who audio dramas. Features a Doctor Who cover by Simon Thorpe!"

"Ash is Back! With STARZ preparing to launch their new Ash vs. Evil Dead TV series, featuring Bruce Campbell and Lucy Lawless, it's time to dig in and find out who is the grooviest of them all! Plus, we'll be celebrating anniversaries of two of the most legendary '80s films, Flash Gordon and Back to the Future! With October comes all manner of scary films, but none is more anticipated than Guillermo del Toro's gothic horror masterpiece, Crimson Peak! Plus, a look at a new book detailing the works of Star Wars conceptual artist Ralph McQuarrie, and much more! Cover by Sanjulian."

"Carry on, wayward sons. For the first time in PREVIEWS, Famous Monsters make available their variant cover of FM #273, celebrating TV sensation Supernatural with Jim Beaver and more. Plus, interviews with the MST3K crew on the history of Drive-In movies, James O'Barr and Ernie Hudson chat about 20 years of The Crow, Mike Mignola talks Hellboy, Scott Snyder on American Vampire, and more! With Supernatural cover by Terry Wolfinger."

"For 60 years, the 'King of Monsters' has reigned supreme. As we eagerly await the newest film from Japan's greatest beast, FM celebrates 60 years of Godzilla! We'll start with the first film and work our way up to this year's blockbuster as we dig into Godzilla's greatest battles and kaiju adversaries, his most notable films, and the legacy that has made him a legend. Expect big things from August Ragone and his Kaiju crew once again as they assemble this monster issue. All this and much more, featuring a Godzilla vs. Mothra cover by the one and only Bob Eggleton!"

"First time in PREVIEWS! Who ya' gonna call?! It's been over 30 years since Ghostbusters hit theaters, and we'll chat with cast and crew - as well as remember the late, great Harold Ramis - as they reflect on the classic flick. And it's time to once again to revisit the Planet of the Apes series as we await the new War of the Planet of the Apes in 2017! Plus, an exclusive interview with legendary movie poster artist Drew Struzan, and comic book icons Jonathan Hickman (Avengers, New Avengers) and Nick Dragotta (FF) talk about their latest Sci-Fi/Western masterpiece, East of West! Plus: A surprise for you Friday the 13th fans, and much more! Features a variant Ghostbusters cover image!"

"Start off the new year with a bang as FM proves why it's all in the reflexes. John Carpenter stops by to talk lost trucks and John Wayne impersonations in Big Trouble In Little China. Guillermo del Toro remembers his friend and mentor, Dick Smith. John Logan catches us up on season 2 of his gothic monster masterpiece, Penny Dreadful, as we await season 3 later this year. And master makeup duo Dave and Lou Elsey revisit their practical werewolf epic, Wolves. Featuring 'Struggle Within' cover by Sanjulian!"

"On the 40th anniversary of Young Frankenstein, the legendary Mel Brooks reflects on his horror-comedy masterpiece in our exclusive FM interview. We also dive into the film's Broadway production; get a look inside Jim Henson's Creature Shop; Steve Niles talks the art of the horror comic; we look back at This Island Earth on its 60th anniversary; and see never-before-seen Evil Dead set photos. Plus, Black Christmas, an interview with whimsical/creepy cartoonist Gahan Wilson; and much more! Variant cover for Famous Monsters #277 by Corbyn Kern."

"One of the biggest names in horror takes on horror's biggest name! We tracked down Jennifer Lynch to have her chat about directing an episode of AMC's hit show The Walking Dead. Also included in this issue are a retrospective on Irwin Allen and his Sci-Fi TV brainchild Lost In Space, an interview with the creators of Saw's death traps, and much more. Featuring a Walking Dead newsstand cover by Corbyn Kern, offered for the first time in PREVIEWS!"

"We've got the exclusive on one of our favorite monster shows: Penny Dreadful. Creator and writer John Logan (Skyfall, Star Trek: Nemesis) takes FM behind-the-scenes to Ireland to peek the new monsters, talk with the cast including Timothy Dalton, Harry Treadaway, and get a few of the secrets from the new season and much more! With a Penny Dreadful cover by Simon Thorpe."

"We hit the road with Mad Max, both classic and contemporary, featuring interviews with Vernon Wells. This variant cover by Terry Wolfinger is available for the first time to PREVIEWS customers! Also in this issue, GAMERA, the giant, flying, rocket-powered kaiju turtle turns 50 this year. Despite never gaining the popularity of Godzilla, Gamera has maintained a devoted following, and his 90s trilogy is considered amongst the best in the genre. We'll look at all of the films and more!"

"Celebrate 80 years of The Bride! Godzilla versus Cthulhu Roundtable! 40 years of Rocky Horror Picture Show! Interview with WWE's Bray Wyatt, a first look at American Gothic Press' Nemesis and Broken Moon, and much, much more! With 'Godzilla Vs. Cthulhu' artwork by Bob Eggleton!"

"Exclusive interviews with Sam Raimi and Bruce Campbell for Ash Vs. Evil Dead, Joe Dante remembers legendary actor Christopher Lee, Guillermo del Toro reveals the secrets of Crimson Peak, a tribute to horror maestro Wes Craven, a first look at American Gothic Press' Monster World, and much, much more! With Evil Dead artwork by Sanjulian!"

"Classic Star Wars trilogy icon Mark Hamill shares The Force Awakens insights and a few secrets, Oscar winner Martin Landau gets candid on the challenges and triumphs of making Gerry Anderson's Space: 1999, Flash Gordon star Sam J. Jones details the making of the 1980 cult fave, The X-Files creator Chris Carter previews Mulder and Scully's January return, and much more! Featuring original Star Wars trilogy variant cover art by Rob Prior."

"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice director Zack Snyder details the big screen match-up of DC's greatest heroes and explains its connection to the upcoming Justice League movie; An American Werewolf In London reunion with writer/director John Landis, FX master Rick Baker, and actors David Naughton, Jenny Agutter, and Griffin Dunne; Mark Hamill details his Monster Kid memories; William Katt remembers '80s TV favorite The Greatest American Hero in an exclusive new interview, and much more! Featuring Batman v Superman variant cover art by Simon Thorpe."

"New interviews and exclusives include Game of Thrones co-creator D.B. Weiss on his award-winning HBO juggernaut, Warcraft director Duncan Jones and actor Robert Kazinsky on bringing a popular video game to life, Captain America: Civil War directors Anthony and Joe Russo on upcoming character dynamics, Clash of the Titans star Harry Hamlin on the struggles and triumphs of making the last great Ray Harryhausen movie, and much more! With a Game of Thrones variant cover by Terry Wolfinger."

"FM boldy goes into full coverage of the 50th anniversary of Star Trek, from the original series to the brand-new Star Trek Beyond, while James Cameron revisits Aliens and previews his Avatar sequels. Horror also takes center stage as we visit the set of The Conjuring 2 and Ghostbusters director Paul Feig shares his take on a beloved classic. Featuring Star Trek variant cover art by Rob Prior."

"Famous Monsters #291 arrives on the heels of two Ack-Ives publications and is dedicated exclusively to new content! We take a look at demon archetypes in cinema and the classic Curse of the Demon, cover Pet Sematary and IT Chapter 2 as they cement Stephen King's continuing reign of the box office, interview rockstars on how monsters have shaped their music, and get our literary mojo going with Leroux's Phantom of the Opera and Polidori's 'The Vampyre.' Featuring a Curse of the Demon cover art by Sanjulian!"

"Famous Monsters founding father Forrest J Ackerman would have turned 100 this November, and FM is celebrating his centennial in grand style with a special tribute from A-list filmmakers ranging from John Carpenter and James Cameron to Rick Baker and Guillermo del Toro; Brian De Palma's horror classic CARRIE gets the FM Retrospect treatment; and with the legendary DRACULA turning 85 this year, we talk with Bela Lugosi Jr. about his iconic father, and Oscar winner Martin Landau exclusively reflects on playing Lugosi in ED WOOD -- plus having tea with Boris Karloff! All that, plus some fun Halloween tricks and treats, in this amazing autumn issue."

"Famous Monsters of Filmland celebrates the life and career of George A. Romero with exclusive photos and interviews, and this edition, previously a convention exclusive, features a Romero cover painted by Rob Prior!"

"Your yearly dose of FM coverage includes our celebration of 200 years of Mary Shelley's Frankenstein, creatures past and present with original Creature Ricou Browning, the Living Dead Legacy with John Russo and Russ Streiner, 85 years of King Kong, fun with Fangoria, and the debut of Silver Scream Film Fest's Best Graphic Story winner! With 'Kong at 85' cover art by Sanjulian."

"This variant of Famous Monsters issue #291 features a brand new Phantom of the Opera cover, offered for the first time in Previews! We've dedicated 120 pages to the studies of demons, Phantoms, Stephen King, Polidori's 'The Vampyre,' and the diabolic rockstars of monstrous music. "