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Bob Burns had some great times helping to make B-movie history with his friend, monster-maker Paul Blaisdell.
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At right is artwork created by Paul Blaisdell for the label of FILMLAND MONSTERS, the film offered for sale to readers of Bob and Paul's FANTASTIC MONSTERS OF THE FILMS magazine -- and currently a quite valuable collector's item. The label features five of Paul's classic creations: The Venusian invader from "It Conquered the World": a flying mind control creature from the same film; the classic big-headed alien from "Invasion of the Saucer Men"; the mutant from "The Day the World Ended"; and the title character from "The She Creature." 
In IT CAME FROM BOB'S BASEMENT, you'll read the inside story of that magazine's rise and tragic fall, along with a look at Blaisdell's career as master creature creator for American International Pictures.