Mine isn't, lol. I'm a Drac fan through-and-through. But there does seem to be more people that like Frank than Drac. Maybe because the Universal design is more monster-like, whereas Drac is closer to a normal looking human.
The "Life of the Party: A Visual History of the S.S. Adams Company Makers of Pranks & Magic for 100 Years" is really tough to find at a decent price. Amazon has it for $60.00 and Ebay is $32.00 and up! Looks like a cool and informative read. Hopefully I can find one for a reasonable price.
Won a fairly cheap copy of "Life of the Party: A Visual History of the S.S. Adams Company Makers of Pranks & Magic for 100 Years" on Ebay! Can't wait to read it.
Dan Goodsell is a super great guy. Fun seeing him and Kirk chat about many of the old odd things I loved as a kid and still treasure today. Both of Kirk's books are amazing BTW -- favorites of mine that I reference frequently. Nicely done, gentlemen. And Dan ... if you happen to see this ... Hello from Tod.
Why is our love for Frankenstein greater than our love for Dracula?
Mine isn't, lol. I'm a Drac fan through-and-through. But there does seem to be more people that like Frank than Drac. Maybe because the Universal design is more monster-like, whereas Drac is closer to a normal looking human.
My 2 part interview with Kirk Demarais, author of Mail Order Mysteries
https://youtu.be/oyOJkQlNAxI
https://youtu.be/yHYY2hJ2p_E
Really fun interview!
The "Life of the Party: A Visual History of the S.S. Adams Company Makers of Pranks & Magic for 100 Years" is really tough to find at a decent price. Amazon has it for $60.00 and Ebay is $32.00 and up! Looks like a cool and informative read. Hopefully I can find one for a reasonable price.
Won a fairly cheap copy of "Life of the Party: A Visual History of the S.S. Adams Company Makers of Pranks & Magic for 100 Years" on Ebay! Can't wait to read it.
Dan Goodsell is a super great guy. Fun seeing him and Kirk chat about many of the old odd things I loved as a kid and still treasure today. Both of Kirk's books are amazing BTW -- favorites of mine that I reference frequently. Nicely done, gentlemen. And Dan ... if you happen to see this ... Hello from Tod.
I have both of Kirk’s books as well and use them often as references. Never can have too many reference books.