Famous Monsters of Filmland #6, published by Warren in February 1960, is an early issue from the legendary horror and science fiction magazine edited by Forrest J. Ackerman. This CGC Universal Grade 4.0 example features Cream to Off-White pages and showcases Albert Nuetzel's unforgettable King Kong cover, one of the most recognizable images from the magazine's early run. Highlights include an extensive King Kong article with rare photographs, a preview of upcoming 1960 horror films, Zacherley's "shocking rival" feature, an article by M.T. Graves, and additional classic monster content that helped define an entire generation of horror fandom. Famous Monsters of Filmland was enormously influential, inspiring countless filmmakers, artists, and collectors, including figures such as Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Rick Baker, and Guillermo del Toro. Early issues of Famous Monsters remain among the most desirable magazine-format collectibles from the Silver Age, particularly those featuring Universal monsters and King Kong. Professionally graded by CGC, this copy offers collectors an authenticated and encapsulated example of a cornerstone publication in horror and monster magazine history.