The big Countdown to Halloween celebrations are underway and I’m just catching up now. My contribution this year will be mostly art — and...

Korkum yok!... I Have No Fear! Thus reads the title of the cover story for the Turkish magazine, 46 . The subject is rock/pop musician...

Not an actual cover, Peter Emmerich’s illustration is a witty variation on The New Yorker’s colorfully named cover mascot, Eustace Tilley....

Makeup legend Jack Pierce poses with some of his creations, including Monster and Bride, on this splendid wraparound cover for Scary ...

A haunting portrait of Boris Karloff as The Monster, painted by Daniel Horne, fronts the latest issue of Jim Clatterbaugh’s always excelle...

Well, Autumn is here and in a few more days, the roads of October will take us to Halloween. Kicking off the season in great style, Rue ...

The Bride stands for a wedding shroud fitting while her bewildered beau thumbs through a bridal fashion magazine in this whimsical cart...

Heads up! Artist Bernie Wrightson returns to Frankenstein, with scripts by horror-writer Steve Niles ( 30 Days of Night ), in the new on...

On the cover of the current, March-April issue of The Believer , artist Charles Burns likens movies to campfire tales, with Karloff’s Franke...

Much like the first Frankenstein play, in 1823, had spurred a new edition of Mary Shelley’s out of print novel, James Whale’s Frankenstein ...

A striking portrait of The Monster in a pensive mood. The painting, by American artist Jim Warren, served as the cover to The Mo...

“His stature… seemed to exceed that of man… I perceived, as the shape came nearer (sight tremendous and abhorred!) that it was...

Inimitable. Nobody ever wore the Frankenstein Monster makeup better than Boris Karloff, here on the cover of a 4-page program book for a 1...

The Monster enjoys a little downtime in the dungeon, catching up on his pumpkin carving and getting a first look at Monsterpalooza Magazi...

Here’s makeup wizard Rick Baker’s digital art cover for the new issue of Famous Monsters of Filmland , No. 257, celebrating the first anni...

The Bride in proud profile on the cover of the Belgian Hebdo (“Weekly”) for Friday the 13 th (!) of September, 1935. The orange and blac...

A wonderful likeness of Karloff’s Monster dominates this montage illustration of famous characters grouped on the March 2011 cover of the...

Doom is a heartbeat away even as Lon Chaney’s raging Wolf Man and Bela Lugosi’s superhumanly strong Monster leap at each other’s throats. ...

Above, the striking original cover art — sans overprinting — by artist Patrick Olliffe for Martin Powell’s adaptation of Frankenstein , f...

Launched by Londoner Allen Lane in 1935, Penguin Books turned the publishing world on its head with the new concept of making quality book...