Vintage Genre Media Magazine Choice
$17.00 – $22.00
Immerse yourself in the storied world of cult television, fantasy, and speculative fiction with this curated selection of genre magazines from 1991 to 1993. This collection represents a pre-digital archive of fan culture, offering deep dives into the legends of cinema and literature. Highlights include significant coverage of Ray Harryhausen's stop-motion mastery, a rare tribute to Southern Gothic author Manly Wade Wellman, and a detailed exploration of H.P. Lovecraft’s Cthulhu mythology.
Please select your choice(s) from the menu:
1. Wonder Magazine (1991)Ray Harryhausen cover.
2. The Tome (1991)Featuring famed Southern Gothic author Manly Wade Wellman.
3. Wonder Magazine (1992, Christmas Edition)Special holiday edition of the "Children's Magazine for Grown Ups."
4. Epi-Log Magazine (Dec 1992). Cover story on the classic cult TV show Land of the Lost.
5. Epi-Log Magazine (May 1991) Iconic cover dedicated to the classic 1960s Batman TV series.
6. Strange Magazine (1993) Significant feature/coverage on H.P. Lovecraft and Cthulhu mythology.
These magazines are more than just reading material; they are tactile artifacts of 20th-century media history. Each issue features striking cover art and high-contrast layouts that capture the dapper and often eerie energy of the genres they celebrate. Whether you are a fan of 1960s camp television like "Batman" and "Land of the Lost" or prefer the chilling depths of cosmic horror, these magazines offer an enduring connection to the creators and stories that shaped modern fandom. Each copy remains in good vintage condition, preserving the vibrant colors and bold typography of their original pressings.
These items are vintage, over 30 years old.
Please select your choice(s) from the menu:
1. Wonder Magazine (1991)Ray Harryhausen cover.
2. The Tome (1991)Featuring famed Southern Gothic author Manly Wade Wellman.
3. Wonder Magazine (1992, Christmas Edition)Special holiday edition of the "Children's Magazine for Grown Ups."
4. Epi-Log Magazine (Dec 1992). Cover story on the classic cult TV show Land of the Lost.
5. Epi-Log Magazine (May 1991) Iconic cover dedicated to the classic 1960s Batman TV series.
6. Strange Magazine (1993) Significant feature/coverage on H.P. Lovecraft and Cthulhu mythology.
These magazines are more than just reading material; they are tactile artifacts of 20th-century media history. Each issue features striking cover art and high-contrast layouts that capture the dapper and often eerie energy of the genres they celebrate. Whether you are a fan of 1960s camp television like "Batman" and "Land of the Lost" or prefer the chilling depths of cosmic horror, these magazines offer an enduring connection to the creators and stories that shaped modern fandom. Each copy remains in good vintage condition, preserving the vibrant colors and bold typography of their original pressings.
These items are vintage, over 30 years old.