Showcase your Warren mags here!

[CreepysFan]

   

  Screen Thrills Illustrated, thats it.  Thanks Mxyzptlk, my memory has aged a bit.   

[CreepysFan]

  Here are FM's # 9, 10, and 11.  Also Vampirella's # 7, 8, 9, and 10 :

   

 

   

   

   

   

   

[Hepcat]

Those Famous Monsters of Filmland mags are fabulous! How long have you fellows been collecting them? Did you actually buy any of those issues right off the stands or get them through Warren's back issue ads?

[Mr. Mxyzptlk]

Hepcat - I started collecting comics and magazines in 1959 and haven't stopped!! Actually, I do not do as much collecting as in years past because of many factors but pick and choose what to collect. For instance, I am finishing my run of Superboy comics - but because of the prices and economy it will take a bit longer but I am actually enjoying it more now. I get to sit and read what I collect instead of just stashing it away. As for the Warren's I also started to accumulate them in the early 60s so most of mine are from the newsstand. I would always buy two copies of each comic and magazine - one for reading and one for collecting. That meant I shined a lot of shoes, sold a ton of lemonade and scoured the alleys for bottles to return for cash! Thanks for asking!!

Mr. M

[Mr. Mxyzptlk]

Warren's Favorite Westerns of Filmland became Wildest Westerns with issue #3. It ran until issue #6:









Mr. M

[Mr. Mxyzptlk]

Warren's Spacemen magazine ran for 8 issues and one yearbook - just a sampling:









Also for you super hero fans - here's a one-shot:



Mr. M

[Mr. Mxyzptlk]

CreepysFan - Screen Thrills Illustrated ran for 10 issues with issue #10 the scarcest:









Mr. M

[Mr. Mxyzptlk]

Miscellaneous Monsters:







Mr. M

[Mr. Mxyzptlk]

Cannot forget the monster cons from the 70s:



Mr. M

[CreepysFan]

How long have you fellows been collecting the Famous Monsters of Filmland? Did you actually buy any of those issues right off the stands or get them through Warren's back issue ads?

     

hep, every issue of Creepy, Eerir, Vampirella, and FM put out in 1970 on are from subscription, the ones earlier are back ordered from the Captain Co. in the back of the mags.  The very early FM's from issue #31 and before I got a few years ago at an Estate sale (unfortunately there were only two issues numbering from the 20's, 20 and 27).

     

  thanks Mxyzptlk, it's great to finally  see these Warrens in color.

[Monolith]

Great covers everybody!
All the 1970's Famous Monsters that I have I got through a subscription back then. I also had all my older brother's 1960's issues which he gave me when I was little and I held onto them and kept them in good shape for forty something years until recently I gave them back to him, so he has them now.
I also have a bunch of Vampirella's, Eerie's and Creepy's that I bought off the newsstands in the '70's.

[Hepcat]

Warren's Favorite Westerns of Filmland became Wildest Westerns with issue #3. It ran until issue #6:

I love those Jack Davis covers!

[Hepcat]

Warren's Spacemen magazine ran for 8 issues and one yearbook.

I have only issue #8:

Also for you super hero fans - here's a one-shot:

Warren did many one shots. I have that Super Heroes one, plus these others:

[CreepysFan]

 

  I have the Horror of Party Beach issue, and I REALLY NEED to finally track down the Mole People issue (especially now that I've seen it in color).  Cool covers.

[Hepcat]

As promised from earlier today:

Blazing Combat 1 is tough to find. I have #2 and #3: