Topps Monster Cards, Part Two

Here are more of the Topps Monster cards from the 1970s.

 You will note two things about the card above and below.  They're both numbered #11.

Also, somebody jiggered around with the photos!  You can tell that the same guy's face has been airbrushed in on the right-hand side of the Jeckyll-and-Hyde card, and the Son of Frankenstein image just below.  A second mystery man has been superimposed over the middle guy.

 Below, a third man's face has been supered over Dr Mannering in this shot from Frankenstein Meets the Wolf Man.

Even the scene below from Frankenstein has been tweaked.

 Here's the original photo, clearly showing Mae Clarke's face:

I don't know whose face was pasted in.

Thanks for joining me in this week's episode of, "They Messed with My Childhood."

See you Monday!
 

More Munsterous Fun

Marilyn's new fella has invited them all to a costume party.

And here's this week's coloring page:

See you Friday with more Topps monster cards from the 1970s.

From 1973, a Story Draft About a Sad Relationship

In the style of William Castle meets Shirley Jackson, two young people meet with destructive results.

See you Wednesday with some art and colors.