Not yet. But hoping they get on it. I get in a hurry for Cd to ship things. The wait gets me but worth it.Have you seen any news on any grab bags shipping?
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Not yet. But hoping they get on it. I get in a hurry for Cd to ship things. The wait gets me but worth it.Have you seen any news on any grab bags shipping?
Oh my goddddddd! I found it.61. FANGORIA: Cover to Cover
Edited by Anthony Timpone
About the Book:
"Since 1979, Fangoria magazine has been the bible for horror fans worldwide. Combining first-rate writing, reporting with unparalleled expertise on the fright-film genre, and eye-popping color photos, Fango has set a standard and become a name recognized by anyone who knows and loves scary cinema. One of the signature elements of the magazine has always been the eye-catching and controversial covers that have grabbed the attention of readers everywhere for the past three decades.
Fangoria: Cover to Cover is a lavish, oversized, and full color hardcover book that celebrates the magazine's long history and the genre it reports on, reproducing every one of those terrifying covers in stunning full color and providing a history of modern horror cinema that has been thirty years in the making. This special edition volume collects a wealth of information, trivia, frightening photos, and every legendary cover of this acclaimed magazine, serving as a celebration of horror and a "coffee table" book that readers will turn to time and time again.
A Cemetery Dance Publications exclusive hardcover edition, there are no other editions planned anywhere in the world at this time!"
Desert Island Design gives us this cover. I'm going to assume they did all the covers for these editions. I have two. One I ordered and is signed. One I got in a grab bag. Subtle difference from cover to cover of my two books. The one I read was the unsigned version and is black with red blood splotches and the trademark FANGORIA front and center. Basic cover, but it works. Because....all the excitement is on the inside!
I loved this book. I loved it. If anyone is following my reviews, it has been important to me to give credit to visual creators -- the art of a book. These FANGORIA covers are pieces of art from day one till...is this still being published?
I watched the cover evolve over the years. At times, I loved the changes and others times, they lost something. But, they had some smart people working this magic, because they would always quickly recalculate their design.
So much fun information. So many movies talked about -- and I've seen most of them. So many books. Scar Search. Pretty in Pus. Clever little teasers.
What I found really exciting was the fact that the horror people -- the talent whether that be writers, designers, actors, make up artists, critics, fans, directors, producers, visual artists --- that list can go on forever -- everyone in the industry seemed to be willing to step up and talk the talk.
What I found particularly interesting and made me a bit sad and nostalgic, Stephen King was very approachable and accessible for interviews on all sorts of topics. Issue after issue after issue.
What happened? That boy-in-the-bubble thing he has going for him now is understandable, but breaks my heart.
Just some random thoughts and questions:
1983 -- issue #25 -- What happened at Famous Monsters that they refused to print Forry Ackerman's work?
1984 -- issue # 36 -- What was the Oscar make-up controversy?
1982 -- issue #23 -- Tobe Hooper, who really directed Poltergeist?
1985 -- issue #41 -- Has James Cameron done the ultimate science fiction film?
1985 -- issue #49 -- Okay, who won the bloody head of Reanimator's Dr. Hill? Step forward and speak!
197? -- issue #64 -- Who won Freddie's sweater? Fess up you Canadian!
1989 -- issue #83 -- Stepfather II tagline: "He ain't Cosby." And I say, thank God for that. The Stepfather just butchered people, right? He didn't puddin' pop them, right?
1989 -- Fango's Editor was on the Morton Downey Jr. show. I NEED to see this. Youtube, don't fail me now.
Al Admason --schlockmeiser, was killed by his contractor and buried in the foundation. Must. Read. More.
and finally:
1992 -- issue #113 -- Stephen King says on potential Dark Tower Movies: "There isn't going to be any film of the Dark Tower books in my lifetime."
Many of you are wishing that were true.
This was a terrific, fun book. Loved it. Loved it. Try to find a copy and read every single cover.
For you people out there who own even one of these issues, SCORE! I am super jealous.
And another question --61. FANGORIA: Cover to Cover
Edited by Anthony Timpone
About the Book:
"Since 1979, Fangoria magazine has been the bible for horror fans worldwide. Combining first-rate writing, reporting with unparalleled expertise on the fright-film genre, and eye-popping color photos, Fango has set a standard and become a name recognized by anyone who knows and loves scary cinema. One of the signature elements of the magazine has always been the eye-catching and controversial covers that have grabbed the attention of readers everywhere for the past three decades.
Fangoria: Cover to Cover is a lavish, oversized, and full color hardcover book that celebrates the magazine's long history and the genre it reports on, reproducing every one of those terrifying covers in stunning full color and providing a history of modern horror cinema that has been thirty years in the making. This special edition volume collects a wealth of information, trivia, frightening photos, and every legendary cover of this acclaimed magazine, serving as a celebration of horror and a "coffee table" book that readers will turn to time and time again.
A Cemetery Dance Publications exclusive hardcover edition, there are no other editions planned anywhere in the world at this time!"
Desert Island Design gives us this cover. I'm going to assume they did all the covers for these editions. I have two. One I ordered and is signed. One I got in a grab bag. Subtle difference from cover to cover of my two books. The one I read was the unsigned version and is black with red blood splotches and the trademark FANGORIA front and center. Basic cover, but it works. Because....all the excitement is on the inside!
I loved this book. I loved it. If anyone is following my reviews, it has been important to me to give credit to visual creators -- the art of a book. These FANGORIA covers are pieces of art from day one till...is this still being published?
I watched the cover evolve over the years. At times, I loved the changes and others times, they lost something. But, they had some smart people working this magic, because they would always quickly recalculate their design.
So much fun information. So many movies talked about -- and I've seen most of them. So many books. Scar Search. Pretty in Pus. Clever little teasers.
What I found really exciting was the fact that the horror people -- the talent whether that be writers, designers, actors, make up artists, critics, fans, directors, producers, visual artists --- that list can go on forever -- everyone in the industry seemed to be willing to step up and talk the talk.
What I found particularly interesting and made me a bit sad and nostalgic, Stephen King was very approachable and accessible for interviews on all sorts of topics. Issue after issue after issue.
What happened? That boy-in-the-bubble thing he has going for him now is understandable, but breaks my heart.
Just some random thoughts and questions:
1983 -- issue #25 -- What happened at Famous Monsters that they refused to print Forry Ackerman's work?
1984 -- issue # 36 -- What was the Oscar make-up controversy?
1982 -- issue #23 -- Tobe Hooper, who really directed Poltergeist?
1985 -- issue #41 -- Has James Cameron done the ultimate science fiction film?
1985 -- issue #49 -- Okay, who won the bloody head of Reanimator's Dr. Hill? Step forward and speak!
197? -- issue #64 -- Who won Freddie's sweater? Fess up you Canadian!
1989 -- issue #83 -- Stepfather II tagline: "He ain't Cosby." And I say, thank God for that. The Stepfather just butchered people, right? He didn't puddin' pop them, right?
1989 -- Fango's Editor was on the Morton Downey Jr. show. I NEED to see this. Youtube, don't fail me now.
Al Adamson --schlockmeiser, was killed by his contractor and buried in the foundation. Must. Read. More.
and finally:
1992 -- issue #113 -- Stephen King says on potential Dark Tower Movies: "There isn't going to be any film of the Dark Tower books in my lifetime."
Many of you are wishing that were true.
This was a terrific, fun book. Loved it. Loved it. Try to find a copy and read every single cover.
For you people out there who own even one of these issues, SCORE! I am super jealous.
63. The Mailman
by Bentley Little
About the Book:
"Once upon a time, waiting for the mail was filled with warm anticipation, but the suicide of the local mailman has left the residents of this tiny Arizona town shell-shocked. Nothing this bad has ever happened here. But now it has and more bad things are on the way.
Soon there's a new mail carrier in town, one who's delivering lethal letters stuffed with icy fear. He's bringing bad news and before too long the killing will begin.
Nothing — not even the most upstanding citizens or the most secret weaknesses — will be safe from The Mailman's sinister power..."
My Thoughts:
Elder Lemon Design, which we now know is Kealan Patrick Burke, provides a perfect cover for this Little tale.
"Please, Mister Postman, look and see
If there's a letter, a letter for me
I been standing here waiting, Mister Postman
So patiently
For just a card or just a letter...."
While I had to suspend a lot of disbelief as this story unfolded, it hooked me honestly from the beginning. Something so every day mundane becoming something anxiety producing was done with great writing imagination.
I get the feeling that Mr. Little's world-building creations are a whole lot of surreal from simple ideas. I enjoyed this one.
Not yet. But hoping they get on it. I get in a hurry for Cd to ship things. The wait gets me but worth it.
....somehow, as a fella, those words provoke a pain response.....I have two grab bags ordered that I am just itchin' for. GRAB BAGS! GRAB BAGS! GRAB BAGS!
....somehow, as a fella, those words provoke a pain response.....
Read this one and enjoyed it.Next Up:
The grab bag with the ARC . Has two more books at the printer and will then ship. Sorry it took so long to see this.I have two grab bags ordered that I am just itchin' for. GRAB BAGS! GRAB BAGS! GRAB BAGS!
Yay! Thank you!The grab bag with the ARC . Has two more books at the printer and will then ship. Sorry it took so long to see this.