BATTLING MONSTERS IN THE TRENCHES OF THE GREAT WAR! MONSTER WORLD #3 HITS STORES THIS WEDNESDAY!


March 21th, 2016—Los Angeles, CA
It’s the chapter on World War I you didn’t read about in high school! The one that involved monsters, mayhem, and the severed head of medusa! Detective Barrymore has seen a lot in his lifetime, but sometimes one face can bring back those dark memories that were once forgotten about in the crevices of the mind! MONSTER WORLD #3 by Philip Kim, Steve Niles, Piotr Kowalski, and Dennis Calero will be available to purchase on CaptainCo, Comixology, and comic shops everywhere March 23th, 2016. Variant interlocking cover by Nigel Sade.
Barrymore recalls his first meeting with the makeup artist they call John Price—twenty years previously, on a World War I battlefield. But his memories of the night are muddled, and he decides to pay World Studios a visit. Soon everything comes to light as Barrymore is exposed to the secret that has kept the studio running for years!
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That’s right, AGP Monsters! WonderCon will be happening at the Los Angeles Convention Center from March 25-27, and American Gothic Press will be in attendance! Stop by our booth, Table #333, and meet the gang! Nigel Sade, variant cover artist for MONSTER WORLD, will be at our booth signing on Saturday from 1-2pm. And we haven’t even gotten to the best part yet: We have a panel on Friday night! We hope to see you there!

Meet American Gothic Press: Your Favorite New Publisher in 2016
With five acclaimed horror and sci-fi comic titles under their belt, American Gothic Press has big plans for 2016 and invites you to come along for the ride! Join Holly Interlandi (editor-in-chief), Tom Riordan (Killbox), and Nathan Gooden (Killbox) as they discuss upcoming titles such as Irwin Allen’s Lost in Space: The Lost Adventures, Killbox, Jeremy Robinson’s Island 731 adaptation, and several exciting announcements at their first ever WonderCon panel. Moderated by Cameron Hatheway (creative marketing manager). Friday March 25, 2016 7:30pm – 8:30pm. Room 515B.

ABOUT AMERICAN GOTHIC PRESS
American Gothic Press, established in 2015, is a publishing imprint of Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine consisting of comic books in the Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror genres. Famous Monsters of Filmland is the longest running entertainment fan magazine in the US, having been established in 1958 by Forrest J Ackerman and publisher James Warren. Ackerman also co-created one of the most enduring comic book heroes of all time—the seductive Vampirella. American Gothic Press marks FM’s journey back to the creation of original characters. Following a stunningly successful 2015 with the series GUNSUITS, BORNHONE, BROKEN MOON, PROJECT NEMESIS, and MONSTER WORLD, the imprint plans to keep the spirit of imaginative storytelling alive and well beyond the pages that an entertainment magazine can provide. We hope the monster kids will join us.
ABOUT FAMOUS MONSTERS
The internationally distributed Famous Monsters of Filmland magazine was the first-ever Sci-Fi, fantasy, and horror pop culture fanzine of its kind, created by Forrest J Ackerman in 1958. Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, J.J. Abrams, Peter Jackson, Guillermo del Toro, Stephen King, and countless other influential artists in the entertainment field praise the magazine for inspiring them to dive into their craft. Established by Forrest J Ackerman to celebrate monster movies, genre films, and to unite fans from around the world, Famous Monsters of Filmland strives to not only honor the classics while sharing new and upcoming projects but to also provide insight for readers on how to create their own monster and Sci-Fi films at home. From makeup tips to special-effects tricks, FM has become a “how-to” for generations of aspiring storytellers.

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