The Penguin Charles Addams (Penguin Books,
Marvel Comics Ad from The Son of Satan No.1
Conan, by Robert E. Howard (Sphere, 1985).
Page from ‘Tomb of Dracula: Death Rides
Splash page from ‘The Man on the Endless
Chiller Pocket Book No. 11 (Marvel Comics,
Chiller Pocket Book No. 25 (Marvel Comics,
Page from Man-Thing: Several Meaningless
Chiller Pocket Book No.28 (Marvel Comics,
Star Trek Fotonovel 1: The City on the Edge
Porter Wagoner Sings His Own, LP by Porter
What Ain’t to Be, Just Might Happen,
Art by Jim Steranko, from Nick Fury, Agent
Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD No. 2 (Marvel
Double-page spread from Nick Fury, Agent
Back cover to Captain America Special Edition
The Spectacular Spider-Man No.148, Cover
To The Devil A Daughter, by Dennis Wheatley
The Twelth Pan Book of Horror Stories, Selected
The Mummy, from stories by Sir Arthur Conan
Waldo & Magic Inc, by Robert Heinlein
The Wrong Man/Il Ladro Italian Poster (1957).
Spellbound US 24 sheet poster (1945). From Hitchcock
The Man Who Knew Too Much US Poster (1934).
The 8th Fontana Book of Ghost Stories, edited
Edward van Sloan as Van Helsing and Bela
Christopher Lee in Dracula, Prince of Darkness. From The
Werner Herzog releases thousands of rats
Publicity still for Mark of the Vampire with
Carol Borland in Mark of the Vampire (1935). From The
The Fontana Book of Great Ghost Stories,
Vampire’s Honeymoon, by Cornell Woolrich
Carter, by Ted Lewis (Pan, 1970). From my
Cotton Comes To Harlem, by Chester Himes
Now Then, by John Brunner (Mayflower-Dell,
Cover for The New Mutants Annual 1, by Bill
Love’s Lonely Counterfeit, by James
Carson Of Venus, by Edgar Rice Burroughs
Forgotten Tales Of Terror, edited by Hugh
The Outlaws, by Alex R. Stuart (NEL, 1972).
The Mind Thing, by Fredric Brown (Hamlyn,
Alfred Hitchcock’s Ghostly Gallery,
Alfred HItchcock’s Tales to Send Chills
Splash page from Beware! The Claws of The
Panel from Bloodstone! in The Super-Heroes
Stan Lee, Marc Bolan and Roy Wood, from The
Ad from The Super-heroes No. 31 (Marvel Comics,
The Super-heroes, No.31 (Marvel, 1975). From