From The Tomb # 1 February 2000 (Limited Edition)
Peter Normanton (Editor). Peter Normanton, 2000. First Edition. Limited 1st Edition. Introductory issue of this promising horror comics fanzine. Features on the dark years of 1950s horror; Marvel's 1970s black & white horror magazines and British reprint titles. 20 pages. Soft Cover Part Colour 6" x 8" (15cm x 20cm)

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From The Tomb #11 Halloween 2003
Edited by Peter Normanton. Peter Normanton, 2003. This issue features an original illustration from EC great, Al Feldstein. A spectral Bill Gaines hovers over the Ghoulunatics, who are racking up some tension of their own! Inside there are articles from the regular writing team of Peter Normanton & Frank Motler, plus Jim Vanhollebeke, P.R. Garriock & others. These highlight Al Feldstein at EC & elsewhere, Dr. Anthony King, The Hollywood Love Doctor; Insane Myron Fass, UK's own Black Magic Horror Comics & much more. Regular features include the ironic Bad American Comics & Small Press Review. An informed, well-researched, softcover magazine, with 8 pages in full colour. Without doubt, the best fanzine about Comics produced in the UK, some sly humour too. (ISSN:17418550) 48 pages. Soft Cover Part Colour 8" x 12" (20cm x 30cm)

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From The Tomb #12 February 2004
Edited by Peter Normanton. Peter Normanton, 2004. Without doubt, the best fanzine about Comics in the UK, with regular writers Peter Normanton, P.R. Garriock, Frank Motler & Peter Coady. This issue has a professional cover logo from the late Alan Hewetson and cover image from Maelo Cintron. These herald their feature article about the Human Gargoyle stories from Skywald. There are also articles about Dr. Fredric Wertham M.D., UK Comics history & fandom, communism & Comics, a photo fumetti, Dread End!, plus several others about the Comics from the past. Regular features include the ironic Bad American Comics & Small Press Review. An informative, well-researched, softcover magazine, with 8 pages in full colour and humour too. 48 pages. Soft Cover Part Colour 8" x 12" (20cm x 30cm)

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From The Tomb #13 June 2004
Edited by Peter Normanton. Peter Normanton, 2004. Hot on the heels of #12, is the latest issue, an Electric Chair special, framed by a darkly humorous cover from Casey Burns. There are three articles on the subject by Peter Normanton, Frank Motler & newcomer Richard Byard. There are also pieces about The Very Best Of Creepy (Warren), The Late Romance Comics Of Matt Baker, From The Bookshelf and Hank Chapman, Man Of Mystery. Other regular features include the ironic Bad American Comics & Small Press Review. An informed, well-researched, softcover magazine, with 8 pages in full colour. Without doubt, the best fanzine about Comics in the UK. (ISSN:17418550) 48 pages. Soft Cover Part Colour 8" x 12" (20cm x 30cm) Recommended.

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From The Tomb #15 January 2005
Published & Edited by Peter Normanton. Peter Normanton, January 2005. Still the best fanzine about Comics in the UK. This issue has feature articles on Paperback Frighteners, Adventures Into The Unknown, EC's Crime SuspenStories, Atlas War Comics, L. Miller's UK Comics Part 1, with index & much more. Other regular features include Mails To The Tomb, the ironic Bad American Comics & Small Press Review. The writers include Peter Normanton, Frank Motler, Doc Garriock, Peter Coady and new to this issue, Barry Forshaw (of Crime Time). The back cover features, in full-colour, Al Feldstein's painting, based on his original Shock SuspenStories #1 cover, the notorious electric chair scene. It is published here for the first time. An informative, well-researched, softcover magazine, with numerous illustrations, indexes, 8 pages in full colour & humour too. (ISSN:17418550) 48 pages. Soft Cover Part Colour 8" x 12" (20cm x 30cm) Recommended.

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From The Tomb #16 May 2005
Published & Edited by Peter Normanton. Peter Normanton, May 2005. Issue #16 from the best UK fanzine about Comic books sees publisher & editor Peter Normanton focus on Mars The Red Planet. There are features from the publisher, Frank Motler, Jim Van Hollebeke and Pete Von Sholly, which include Mars Attacks Card Set, Invaders From Mars, Comics & The Exploration Of Space, Commies From Mars, Interview With Tim Boxell & much more. The second & final instalment of L. Miller's UK Comic Empire (with index) is also included. This is an informative softcover magazine package, now 68 pages, 12 in full-colour, with indexes, letters page, Bad American Comics feature, Small Press reviews & humour too. (ISSN:17418550) 68 pages. Soft Cover Part Colour 8" x 12" (20cm x 30cm) Highly Recommended.

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From The Tomb #17 Halloween 2005
Published & Edited by Peter Normanton. Peter Normanton, Halloween 2005. From The Tomb enhances its status, as the best UK fanzine about Comic books, with a stylish cover & feature interview from Eric Pigors, Born Ugly, Die Ugly. Also included is an interview with the renowned artist Joe Sinnott conducted by Peter Normanton, Horror In The Nursery, What Evil Lurks In The Manthing, a further instalment of Barry Forshaw's ACG Horror article & much more. Frank Motler, Mike Howlett & John Fennessy form the other contributors. This is an informative, referenced, handsomely illustrated softcover magazine, now with 56 pages, 12 in full-colour, produced in conjunction with Soaring Penguin Ltd. Other features include From The Book Shelf, Bad American Comics, Small-Press reviews and sly humour too, deserving of your support. (ISSN: 1741-8550) 56 pages. Soft Cover Part Colour 8" x 12" (20cm x 30cm) Highly Recommended.

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From The Tomb #18 Christmas 2005
Published & edited by Peter Normanton. Peter Normanton, December 2005. From The Tomb continues its reign as the best UK fanzine about Comic books, with a stylish cover & feature about Tom Sutton, plus one of his B&W Comic strips. There are also interviews with UK Comics publisher Alan Class Part 1, conducted by P.R. Garriock & Frank Motler, plus British artist Dave Kendall, hosted by Paul H. Birch, Richard Byard's A Fistful Of Dynamite, Christmas Horror & Barry Forshaw's Adventures Into The Unknown Part 3. Publisher & co-writer Normanton has supplied a second illustrated strip, this time by Stephen Sennitt & James Fletcher. Other features include Mails To The Tomb, Small-Press reviews, some sly humour too. It is an informative, handsomely illustrated softcover package, with 56 interior pages, 12 in full-colour, produced in conjunction with Soaring Penguin Ltd. (ISSN: 1741-8550) 56 pages. Soft Cover Part Colour 8" x 12" (20cm x 30cm) Highly Recommended.

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