From Parts Unknown

Issue #1, Fall 1996. FPU is the cult mag all about masked wrestlers by Keith J. Rainville ! I first buy it in NYC back in 1998 at a now closed shop called "Little Ricky", a great little place full of weird stuff and located at the corner of the E 3th street (support your local 81 NY ;)). Well, since that time, I must say that FPU made me discover and love this hooded universe.

Rock'n'roll musique magazine

French mag from 1977 featuring some great stuff : Bijou, Stinky Toys, Asphalt Jungle...

Ditis - Police collection

Few covers I like from Ditis. Paris, 1957-1959.

Machine Man - Kirby

Machine Man originally appeared in the pages of 2001: A Space Odyssey #8 (July 1977), which was written and drawn by Jack Kirby. He would go on to appear in his own self-titled series in 1978. Jack Kirby wrote and drew the first nine issues, which dealt with the title character's status as a fugitive from the military after the death of his creator, and his first interactions with mankind. The book was cancelled at the end of 1978 with X-51 (Machine Man other name) finally standing up to the military.

Bad readings

Published by éditions du Japix, 1971 and La Pierre Blanche, 1973.

Aventures et bagarres de "Johny Sopper"

Another great work by Michel Gourdon for Fleuve Noir. Paris, 1952.

Flashy suit

Nice shirt... fits perfectly with the bike ! Daytona 1980. Photo Burk Uzzle.

Favorites

Another Italian masked man in Favorites 22, March 1971.

The island of Dr. Moreau

A Marvel Movie Special from 1977 featuring Gil Kane cover art.

Train d'enfer - Glénat

Short living sci fi collection by Glénat in 1980... But nice covers anyway !

Stop - Diabolik review

In Stop, Paris, 1967.

Undead Film Critic

Our buddy Jason, the Undead Film Critic, seems to have been sacked and his blog deleted !
Rise from the grave soon dude !

Lux Interior tribute

These are 2 illustrations we received from our friends Marie Meier and Dr. Alderete. Thanks to them and never forget Garbage Man !

Ciné Choc

In 1984, "fanzine king" Pierre charles became editor of Ciné Choc. This mag, dedicated to fantasy, erotism, action, was delightful ! From Dario Argento to Max Pecas, Pierre Charles and his team (Jean-Pierre Jackson, Marc Toullec, Caroline Vié...), had a great impact... at least on me !