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.

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.

Appears new and unread! first printing 1966. Reprints classic Batman meeting The Joker comic book stories. Just normal age tanning. Tight spine. Super nice...right off the racks from 1966. Kerpow!

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!

A book that came out right at the explosion of Beatlemania! This is a 1964 Lancer book, one of the first books to jump on the scene to capitalize on the Beatle craze in America. Loads of photos and histories of the members and back ground. Fold out poster page. John, Paul, George and Ringo!

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.

Published by Gotham Books, Written by Gary Don Rhodes with Richard Sheffield. The personl life and history of Bela Lugosi! Great book, highly recommended. CLICK IMAGE FOR DETAILS!

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.

Graphic comic book with articles masterminded by Kerry Gammill. Similar to old Creepy magazines. 50 pages of great horror art stories and lots of Bela Lugosi! Color glossy comic magazine. Like new! Rare!

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.

Packed with great FM articles, photos and gloss pages with a heavy stock cover. Karloff, Lugosi, Lee, Chaneys....they're all here! Out-of-print. Get it for your collection now! Wow!

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.

The numerous black and white photos alone are worth the price of this book! Great historical reference of B movies and the major stars who may or may not have gone to 'greater things.' Horror films, Science Fiction, Thrillers, Westerns, War...all here detailed.

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.

Appears unread! BLACK CAT horror novel by the co-writer of NIGHT OF THE LIVING DEAD, John Russo. 1982 first printing. Autographed "To Dan from John Russo" on inside front title page.

In 1934, Universal Pictures released THE BLACK CAT, the first teaming of Boris Karloff and Bela Lugosi, and the most sinister classic in the studio's legendary canon. The facts, figures, studio politics, censorship troubles, personal memories of leading ladies! Photos, music, promotional art.

First edition 1923 hardback book. Photoplay edition from the movie BLACK OXEN. The book still has dust jacket (some damage), but is in a clear protective library sleeve. The complete movie itself appears to be lost. Book includes photo plates. Binding good and solid.

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.

This is the 1991 first edition McFarland library binding book. The bible on the life and work of Boris Karloff. Photos and packed, packed, packed with information. 473 pages! Photos and info n his stage work, radio shows and, of course, horror movies. Great stuff!

1974 first edition hardback. Some light dust jacket wear. Crossed off name in inner page. Outside of those things, like new! For nearly 40 years Boris Karloff was the King Of Horror. Author Paul Jensen spent years researching this study of this great actor. Meticulously detailed. Rare photos.

From Midnight Marquee...a detailed look at some of Karloff's most loved films explored by many noted authors. Illustrated with lots of great photo reproductions. 384 pages.

Hardcover with dust jacket. Beautiful glossy page, full color reproduction of the classic comic book stories from 1962-1963! A great edition from Dark Horse. Relive those great comics in this treasury. Used, but in very good condition. Super...

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...

The crime sleuth that was featuring in a series of films. This novel is a clothbound hardback edition from 1944. Typical age tanning of pages, slight shelf wear. Good, tight binding.

The crime sleuth that was featuring in a series of films. This novel is a clothbound hardback edition from 1944. Typical age tanning of pages, slight shelf wear. Good, tight binding.

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.