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

[Mike Scott]

Some great covers!

[John Pertwee]

As a Famous Monsters fan, I'm gutted that https://captainco.com/ is shutting down. Last call for orders is Feb. 23rd.

[marsattacks666]

[Hepcat]

Some great covers!

Well then you might like these as well. Here are scans of the covers of the first few Vampirella magazines from my collection:

[Hepcat]

Two main variants of the Mad Mad Mad Scientist Laboratory were produced.



First the one I had as a kid:



And then the slightly more elaborate one with the square foil-lined cardboard tray for surplus chemicals or whatever:

Here courtesy of Mike Scott are some really good pictures of the companion Mad Mad Mad Magician set that's missing a few pieces:











Monster Bob I believe has a more complete one.

[Mike Scott]

Here courtesy of Mike Scott are some really good pictures of the companion Mad Mad Mad Magician set that's missing a few pieces:

Between "good" and "pictures" should be the word "auction". 

[Hepcat]

Well you should have bought it!

[Hepcat]

I file my cards in binders by subject category. Here are a few of my non-sport binders:

Jack Davis











Monsters/Horror











Science Fiction





Superheroes - DC



Superheroes - Marvel & Other



War & Military Stuff

[Hepcat]

Here's a good shot of the Hasbro Munsters Picnic Game from 1964:



And the Munsters Masquerade Party Game released at about the same time:







And the Munsters Drag Race Game from 1964 as well:

[Hepcat]

Here are scans of three fabulous Beyond the Unknown covers from my comic collection:







Joe Kubert, Neal Adams and Murphy Anderson were the respective cover artists for the above issues.

[Hepcat]

Here's a very cool Plas-Trix Harry Gruesome slide puzzle from the collection of Monolith:



I like Horrible Horace!

[Mike Scott]

Do they call those "slide puzzles"?

I wonder how many monster related ones were made in the '60s - '70s? Looks like 3, here. There was the UM one and the Munsters one. Can't remember any others.

[Hepcat]

Do they call those "slide puzzles"?

Yes.

I wonder how many monster related ones were made in the '60s - '70s? Looks like 3, here. There was the UM one and the Munsters one. Can't remember any others.

These are the other ones of which I'm aware:

[Mike Scott]

I remember the Addams and Bat ones, now. Thanks for the visual!

[Mord]

I file my cards in binders by subject category. Here are a few of my non-sport binders:

Monsters/Horror

Amazing card collection, Hep. By far my favorite is that great Outer Limits set. Those are still vivid memories from my childhood.