Mexican Lobby Card: Tarzan Escapes (1936)

Here's the beautifully illustrated Mexican lobby card for Tarzan Escapes (1936), La Fuga De Tarzan.

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Before I say one word (well, okay, after these few words), if you are a horror fan worth any street cred, you need to read this book, savor it, dog-ear and highlight it. Brian Patrick Duggan is a passionate and experienced author with hi...

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The Science Fictionary: A Dictionary of Science Fiction, Fantasy, and Horror

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I wrote this review for thehorrorzine.com. While writing this review I glanced over to my bookshelves. I am an all-day sucker for reference books, dictionaries of this or that, encyclopedias, guides, and all popular culture compendiums...

Mexican Lobby Card: Tarzan Escapes (1936)

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