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[Allhallowsday]

Sci Fi? I'm in... took the battery ops out for their annual walk... only one didnt fire, the pesky AHI LIS robot

Battery toys failing to start up was another reason to part with my robots. 

In your pic, front left, Dynamic Fighter (smoking robot)?  I see a Piston Robot, and an Attacking Martian (?) a Video Robot... nice group. 

[horrorhunter]

1960s Spooky Surprise Grab Bag w/contents, and the 3 Becker mini figures (MPC Weird Monsters knockoffs):

[horrorhunter]

Custom Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea Playset:

[horrorhunter]

Strange Change: The Lost World Playset (Mattel, 1967):

[Hepcat]

Here are scans of the first and last pages of a couple of five page Count Dragula stories from Drag Cartoons magazine:













I found Drag Cartoons to be powerfully compelling reading back in 1964. As a result my mind was already well and truly stoked and fully primed for that first issue of Creepy to hit the newsstands! Oh yes it was!

[horrorhunter]

Rat Finks and Martian Finks:

[horrorhunter]

Creepy Crawley Castle Game:



It was a freebie included in Creepy #55. Kid me drew the homemade game box after reading too many Eerie Pubs.

[horrorhunter]

Creeple Peeple Maker Pak with a gang of original Creeple Peeple from the '60s:

[jimm]

Battery toys failing to start up was another reason to part with my robots. 

In your pic, front left, Dynamic Fighter (smoking robot)?  I see a Piston Robot, and an Attacking Martian (?) a Video Robot... nice group. 

Thanks... always looking for more vintage Bots... several did take a bit of coaxing but I've gotten pretty familiar with the tricks of the trade

[Hepcat]

Rat Finks and Martian Finks:

When were the Martian Finks released?

[horrorhunter]

When were the Martian Finks released?

I don't know exactly but it had to be sometime in the '60s. A quick Googling turned up nada. I remember Martian Finks from kidhood but I never had any back then. They constantly turn up on eBay so they must have been pretty popular. I thought they looked cool with my other vending charms so I picked up those 3 when a good deal arose. Same for the card.

[Hepcat]

Here's a TV commercial for the rad cool Topper Motorized Monster Maker:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7wnt8Ck9IGo

[horrorhunter]

My Warren Publishing Fan Clubs items so far:

[horrorhunter]

Custom Monster Halloween Treat Boxes in the vein of the Horror Monsters Grab Bags of old:

[horrorhunter]

A scan of my Savage Tales #1 (May 1971):



Cover by "Big" John Buscema. 1st appearance of the Man-Thing by Roy Thomas, Gerry Conway, and Gray Morrow. Also features a Barry Smith Conan story, "The Frost Giant's Daughter", and some other early '70s monster mag coolness.

Some minor creasing around the edges, it's in FN+ (6.5). Picked that up at a small show around 15 years back for $25, along with several other Marvel monster mags in the VF range for around $5 each. Cheap prices so few years ago...those days are gone, and the cheap prices with them.