During the run of Thriller, Karloff lent his name and likeness to a comic book for Gold Key Comics based upon the series. After Thriller was cancelled, the comic was retitled Boris Karloff's Tales of Mystery

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today! An actual holiday, look it up! I ask all my friends to join in on this specific Friday - show us your Frankensteins!

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A Halloween doodle😌
~Had to give his bride a shorter dress for easier dancing at the

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Karloff Mummy mask

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On my Play list for week , A guilty pleasure perhaps. 👨🏻‍💻©️

Two all time voices in a Val Lewton gem. I could listen to Henry Daniell & Boris Karloff all day long.

🎬 was marketed with the tagline "The screen's last word in shock sensation.”

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A few Gold Key issues of Boris Karloff, Tales of Mystery (1963). See more at https://t.co/NAYaNuALgd

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Starring Boris Karloff as a Wookiee. Boris Karloff was a master at portraying creatures in classic films. What if he was cast as a Wookiee in Star Wars? I think he would look something like this. 😊

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Boris Karloff in Bride of Frankenstein by Frederick Cooper https://t.co/Oa96xKATKt

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I got to design my own copyright free (no flat top, no necks bolts) Frankenstein’s Monster for ELVIRA This was a dream come true. My design was somewhere between SON OF FRANKENSTEIN-era Karloff and Peter Boyle.

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'The Invisible Ray' (1936) Karloff and Lugosi- Boris Karloff, who was actually an Englishman (true name: William Henry Pratt), plays a Hungarian scientist. Bela Lugosi, who was actually a Hungarian plays a Frenchman. A interesting film ..Watch in FULL in our post below.

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I found Victor Vulture.
Like I said, i imagined him talking like Boris Karloff.

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Vincent Price ~
As The Abominable Dr Phibes

Boris Karloff ~
The Monster Of Frankenstein

Max Schreck ~
Count Orlok Nosferatu

Rondo Hatton ~
House Of Horrors

Famous of magazine

Basil Gogos

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Our friend Boris... His illustrious career saw Boris Karloff come full circle, as THRILLER was filmed at his longtime studio Universal; the house seen in this entry is the one of the fiery finale of 1942's THE MUMMY'S TOMB. Watch this 1 hour masterpiece in our post below...

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Frankenstein is a 1931 American pre-Code science fiction horror film directed by James Whale, and starring Colin Clive, Mae Clarke, John Boles, Boris Karloff, Dwight Frye, Edward van Sloan and Frederick Kerr. Art by Nicolas Delort.

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This is sooo 1970s that my jeans just sprouted bell-bottoms. "Rosemary's Baby"-like devil story? Check! Rod McKuen-esque folk rock singer with sitar? Check! Where's Barnaby Jones and Kolchak to top things off? (Opening page of Gold Key's "Boris Karloff" 1975).

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