Monsters in your Living Room

Son of Shock: Pull up a coffin, and tune in your TerrorVision

«Rock around the Tombstone»

The black motorcycle jacket boys really dig - and what they dig!
(Kurzgeschichte)

«I'll love you to Death»

Let me bite you on the neck, darling, said George the Werewolf.
(Kurzgeschichte)

«Horror Show»

They were only TV show monsters... or were they?
(Kurzgeschichte)

«Feeding Time at the Zoo»

What kind of meat did the old man eat, that cost $10,000?
(Kurzgeschichte)

«Revenge of the Jukebox Vampire»

With his guitar and his voice, he really knocked'em dead.
(Kurzgeschichte)

«Witch Girl»

She's out for blood... and you may be her next victim.
(Kurzgeschichte)

«The most horrible story in the world»

He reached for the axe, and set to work... slowly!
(Kurzgeschichte)

«Feed me, Mr. Wodgett»

The fiend would always be hungry... until it killed Wodgett!
(Kurzgeschichte)

«Fiend without a Face»

Monster Movie Preview

«The Haunted Strangler»

Monster Movie Preview: Karloff's cutting up again... with a haunted knife

Come into my Parlor

She's a witch, but being under her spell can be fun.
(Bildergalerie)

Hi Mike,
the issue number of the first «Monster Parade» is very confusing... it had to be «vol. 1 number 1», but the editors decided to name it «volume 2 number 6». Even in the editorial «the old ghoul» writes "In this first issue of Monster Parade..." (quote). I decided to list this issue in the Mad Mags archive as «volume 2 number 6» and NOT as «volume 1 number 1», because this number is used at the «table of contents» page.
I think $2000 is way too much for a VF/NM issue. Do you have any screenshots of auctions or internet links to prove that an issue of Monster Parade #1 was sold for such a high price?
Christian

This is really the first issue of monster Parade--NOT Vol. 2, No. 6, as is indicated on the spine of the mag. It is worth much, much more than the values you list. A copy on Fine plus condition would go for well over $500. A VF copy would go up to 2K.