Seems my copy of issue 7 crawled off somewhere. While I hunt it down here's issue 8. This issue is fangtastic, with coverage on Horror of Dracula and Hammer horror. Even the beautiful and bountiful ladies of Hammer are noted. This issue is also the first time the cover is not printed on better quality paper, so it provides a hint that the magazine is already running in the red (but not the red kind that Dracula would like). (Read TMT issue 8)
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so much good stuff in this issue..
& i want those terror toys!
also metaluna mutant is an old favorite..
http://friendlyghost.typepad.com/lost_found_vintage_toys/2012/10/monster-week-metaluna-mutant.html
always cool posts to see here :)
Posted by: ghost | March 19, 2015 at 11:08 AM