Monsters!

[myseps]

Here's a couple 9 color separations I did.  They were really tricky because of the colors all blending together, so I wasn't able to make use of many masks.

[Donnie]

Sweet! What is the Pantone # for the green in Frankenstein?

[myseps]

Sweet! What is the Pantone # for the green in Frankenstein?

367c & 364c

[Sbrem]

very nice. My next door neighbor and I bought just about every issue back in the early sixties, about age 10. Though I can't tell if I remember those as actual covers or if I have False Memory Syndrome...

Steve

[3Deep]

Steve those don't look like any sixies comic covers to me even thought I,m not a 60 kid, baby maybe LOL.  Comic shop next door to us had 1000 and I would pop over there from time to time just to see if I could find a gem.

Darryl

[Frog]

Sweet! What is the Pantone # for the green in Frankenstein?

Donnie, there is no green in the Frankenstein because there is no Frankenstein!
It's his creature, or "The Creature"
Now, go win some barroom bet and get ready to duck if the sucker is not good-natured.

[Sbrem]

Steve those don't look like any sixies comic covers to me even thought I,m not a 60 kid, baby maybe LOL.  Comic shop next door to us had 1000 and I would pop over there from time to time just to see if I could find a gem.

Darryl

I stlll have some old comics and mags from then, I'll see if I have a Famous Monsters in there. It was monthly like a comic, but wasn't a comic, it was all pix and articles. Frankenstein with Boris Karloff, Dracula with Bela Lugosi and the Wolf-Man with Lon Chaney Jr. were the main and most recognizable of the monsters from Universal in the early to mid 30's. By the way, girls came around, and the monsters went away suddenly

Steve