Christa Faust — Entidade

frompartsunknown.net·há cerca de 3 anos

Time to nibble some brains!

I was fortunate enough this Winter to be invited to join a murderer’s row of experts and enthusiasts of vintage Mexican horror on a phenomenal new BluRay box set from British boutique label Indicator.

frompartsunknown.net·há cerca de 3 anos

READ FPU #2 ONLINE FREE

Masked wrestler pop culture and vintage Mexican monster media since 1996 Read our 64-page giant with some history making stuff inside… All original content ©Keith J. Rainville, 1996-2024. Publicity

frompartsunknown.net·há cerca de 3 anos

READ FPU #1 ONLINE FREE

Masked wrestler pop culture and vintage Mexican monster media since 1996 Read the 1996 debut of FPU here! All original content ©Keith J. Rainville, 1996-2024. Publicity images and press materials a

frompartsunknown.net·há quase 6 anos

Watch It Now! – FROM PARTS UNKNOWN

If you missed seeing it live, catch the entire LCX “Masks and Monsters of Mexican Golden Age Comics” presentation below. We ran out of time on the post Q&A so here’s text of what we didn’t get to: Q

frompartsunknown.net·há quase 6 anos

SANTO Golden Age Comics at LCX

I’ll be presenting a brand new visual presentation called “Masks and Monsters of Mexican Golden Age Comics” as part of the virtual Latino Comics Expo Worldwide on Friday, September 18. Subtitled “And

frompartsunknown.net·há quase 6 anos

HOODTOWN back in print!

…and better than ever. As of today, a NEW print edition of Christa Faust‘s ground-breaking, genre-bending, “lucha-noir” defining alternate reality pulp Hoodtown is available on Amazon, bigger and bett

frompartsunknown.net·há mais de 9 anos

RIP Bernie Wrightson

When you are a struggling indie magazine with a niche agenda, being able to tout a name like the legendary Bernie Wrightson as a guest artist in your pages means hundreds and hundreds of extra copies

frompartsunknown.net·há mais de 9 anos

The ‘lost’ FPU interview with the late great GEORGE STEELE

Fifteen, maybe sixteen years ago I was honored to interview George Steele at a horror convention. He was there signing for fans more of his portrayal of Tor Johnson in ED WOOD than of his days in the