Post an Image of a Favourite Monster or Sci-Fi Collectible!

[Hepcat]

Here are a couple of really good pictures of the Friendly Folk of Gruesome Mansion bagatelle made by Steven Manufacturing Co. in 1973:

[Hepcat]

Here are scans of five more of my Creepy magazines:

[BigShadow]

Those old Creepy covers were always extremely well done.  Another title I enjoyed was Eerie.  They always seemed to have artwork that made you think and allowed your mind to drift off to another plane or dimension into something wonderfully horrible.

[Hepcat]

Speaking of Eerie, PEZ issued a series of six Eerie Spectre Softhead dispensers in 1978-79:



Air Spirit - Diabolic - Scarewolf - Spook - Vamp - Zombie



Air Spirit



Diabolic



Scarewolf



Spook



Vamp



Zombie

[Hepcat]

Another title I enjoyed was Eerie.  They always seemed to have artwork that made you think and allowed your mind to drift off to another plane or dimension into something wonderfully horrible.

And speaking of Eerie magazine, here are scans of five more issues from my collection:

[Mike Scott]

Is that #30 cover a Gogos?

[Hepcat]

Yes it is. Good eye!

[marsattacks666]

This is the coolest.

[marsattacks666]

...and this, too.

[Palifan]

This is the coolest.

I remember someone bringing one of these to work once and seeing how big it is. It's absolutely huge but a really lovely item. 

Ian

[marsattacks666]

[Hepcat]

I remember someone bringing one of these to work once and seeing how big it is. It's absolutely huge but a really lovely item.

This video provides a good indication of just how big those Mattel Eagle 1 Spaceships actually were:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gKGW8lVLQPQ

[marsattacks666]

A rad ship.

[marsattacks666]

One of my favorite collectibles. I once had two.

[Hepcat]

Cool! Who made that big fellow, and when?