Creepy Classics

The 1967 first Dell Paperback edition of the chilling novel by William March. It was made into a motion picture in 1965. This book has a crease on the cover where it was probably opened one. The book is totally tight and appears unread, like new.

Note: Used Hardback - 328 Pages (1986), Written by Roger Vadim. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Michael Druxman. The life and films of the man who was Sherlock Holmes for millions of movie goers. Plus, he was so much more, he has an amazing body of work. The ultimate Rathbone biography and filmography. Over 250 photos. 362 pages. From Holmes to AIP and everything else!

A Pyramid book offered through Scholastic Book Services in 1973. Profiles of the basketball greats of the time. Center photos. Student name on inside front cover, otherwise tight spine!

The official movie book for the BATMAN 1989 film. Illustrated with loads of color photos. Forward by Tim Burton. Storyboards, historical images, photos from the set and the film, props... 96 pages on high quality paper.

In this volume of the Batman daily newspaper strips from October 25, 1944 through October 28, 1945, Batman and Robin battle Jo Jo and a host of other nefarious villains. First Printing 1990. 191 pages!

The classic newspaper strip first ran on October 25, 1943. This third volume in the Batman series covers the period from 1945 to December 2, 1946, encompassing a full year in the life of these extremely well- drawn, well-told adventures from the Golden Age of comics.

This volume collects the daily Batman comic strips published in 1943 and 1944, offering an introduction to one of the earliest incarnations of the caped crusader. 176 pages!

TV tie-in book. First edition paperback from 1979. Unread condition! The greatest space epic ever, from ABC-TV and Universal. By Glen A. Larson and Robert Thurston.

Rare Hardback - 418 Pages (Photoplay First Edition 1926), Written by P.C. Wren. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

From Midnight Marquee...a detailed look at some of Lugosi's most loved films explored by many noted authors. Illustrated with lots of great photo reproductions. 312 pages.

By Greg Mank. This greatly expanded new edition examines Lugosi and Karloff's mutual films. Detailed filmography of Karloff and Lugosi films, both men's careers and more than 250 photographs, some in color. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS.

By Gary D. Rhodes and Bill Kaffenberger. New facts, figures, and never-seen photos documenting the actor’s scores of live public performances. Shows and appearances are chronicled at length. 419 pages. Loaded with ultra rare photos and obscure newspaper ads.

A collection of fiction, each short story based on Bela Lugosi films from Monogram Studios. Stories by Brad Braddock, Greg Mank, Frank Dello Stritto, Todd Shiba, Kurt McCoy, Dwight Kemper, Brian Carney, Robert and Stefanie Kokai. Forward by horror host Drac. 245 pages with photos.

Appear unread, tight spine, like new! The 1972 first edition paperback movie tie-in for the film BEN. Sequel to WILLARD with rats trained to kill people...and they start making decisions on their own.

Big softcover book. Award-winning editor Neil Clarke provides a year-in-review and twenty-seven of the best stories published by both new and established authors in 2016. 610 pages of great science fiction stories. New.

Algernon Blackwood is one of my personal favorites writers of weird horror. This is a massive collection of his supernatural stories 546 pages! Hardback with dust jacket. The dust jacket has edge shelf damage, but book is tight and appears...

A classic Scholastic book by Pearl S. Buck from 1969. A stunning story derived by actual experience. A tidal wave hits a small island off the coast of Japan. Can Kino and his family survive. Very, very nice Japanese art illustrates. Name on inside front over, age tanning.

Edited by Gary and Susan Svehla. Essays on woman in horror films through the years by Greg Mank, Steve Thornton, John Parnum, Gary Don Rhodes and others. From THE BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN, THE OLD DARK HOUSE, DR. JEKYLL AND MR. HYDE, BEDLAM, DEVIL GIRL FROM MARS and more. Loaded with photos too. New.

A classic fantastic Scholastic paperback by Ben Stahl from 1968. Disney movie tie-in. A magic spell brings the blood-thirsty cut-throat Blackbeard back to this world. No pen marks.

A guide to haunted taverns, inns and hotels of Pennsylvania! From Erie to Philadelphia, Pittsburgh to Scranton...a tour of haunted places with details, stories and illustrations. 98 pages. Researched by Patty A. Wilson and Scott Crownover. First edition 2002.

In-depth analyses of 33 of the films that helped create the legend of Boris Karloff. Excellent reflections and film history by top writers Greg Mank, Gary Svehla, Gary Don Rhodes, Paul Jenson, Tom Weaver, David Hogan, Don Smith and others! Great photos. Inscribed by editors, appears new and unread.

This is a totally like new 1967 first edition paperback from 1967. Appear unread with very tight spine, beautiful condition. The true crime novel movie-tie in for the Tony Curtis chilling thriller.

Released at the time of the Francis Ford Coppola film. Features photos and history the film, but much more. There is background on Bram Stoker, the classic book and classic illustrations along with photos of the Coppola film. Large softcover with...

Some slight cover wear, appears unread, tight spine. Only marking is name on inside front page. A science fiction adventure of 18 incarnate lives through centuries.

The book by Abe Merrtitt (A.E. Merritt). 1955 edition Neville-Spearman London hardback with dust jack. The story the film was based on. "A Tale of the Supernatural." Book if very good condition. Typical age tanning. Dust jacket has small tear and light shelf wear.

A classic fantastic Scholastic paperback from 1972 by Enid La Monte Meadowcroft. Two boys run the Underground Railroad to get to freedom. A tale of Civil War history and adventure. Illustrated. Student name in pencil on inside front cover.