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Fantastic Films (1978) comic books 1982-1984

  • Issue #27
    Fantastic Films (1978) 27

    Subtitled The Magazine of Imaginative Media, Fantastic Films #27 includes: Swamp Thing: From the Comics to the Silver Screen, Galaxy of Terror Meets Saturday the 14th, The New World SPFX Team, Raiders of the Lost Ark and Outland Art: An Illustrated Interview with Jim Steranko, and Shock Treatment article. Cover price $2.50.

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  • Issue #29
    Fantastic Films (1978) 29

    Rob Cobb interview regarding Conan the Barbarian. The Secret SPFX of NIMH (interview with Dors Lanpher). Beyond Disney with Don Bluth (interview). Director Jean-Jacques Annaud on Quest for Fire. Designer and futurist Syd Mead on Bladerunner. Blakes 7: An Episode Guide. Features on Angry Red Planet and I Married a Monster from Outer Space. Who Killed Galactica? 76 pgs. June, 1982. Cover price: $2.95. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #31
    Fantastic Films (1978) 31

    Special 5th Anniversary Issue. Cover painting by Barbara Fister-Liltz. Subtitled The Magazine of Imaginative Media, Fantastic Films #31 includes: Steven Spielberg talks about E.T.; an exclusive interview with Star Trek's William Shatner; Is Spock Really Dead?; pictorial previews of Dark Crystal and Creepshow. Plus: special effects interviews with Douglas Trumbull on Blade Runner, Richard Edlund and John Bruno of ILM on Poltergeist, John Dykstra on Firefox, Rob Bottin on The Thing, Syd Mead on TRON. Cover price $3.50.

  • Issue #32
    Fantastic Films (1978) 32

    Special Holiday Edition. Cover painting by Barbara Fister-Liltz. Subtitled The Magazine of Imaginative Media, Fantastic Films #32 includes: Star Wars: Revenge of the Jedi - new facts and photos; Stephen King interview; Henson and Kurtz on Dark Crystal; King and Romero on Creepshow; the newest in electronic and video games. Plus: E.T., Twice Upon a Time, Android. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #36
    Fantastic Films (1978) 36

    Feature on Brainstorm. Movie and videogame reviews. The Ewoks of Endor. Return of the Jedi Special Effects (Part One). Jack Schwartzman interview regarding Never Say Never Again. The Twilight Zone: Richard Matheson (interview). Interview with director Teague regarding Cujo: the Movie. Feature on Krull. 76 pgs. June, 1982. Cover price: $2.95. 52 pgs. Nov, 1983. Cover price: $2.95. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #37
    Fantastic Films (1978) 37

    Subtitled The Magazine of Imaginative Media, Fantastic Films #37 includes: Brainstorm cinematographer Richard Yuricich interview; Gen. Chuck Yeager and astronaut Gordon Cooper on The Right Stuff; Dead Zone; Christine; SPFX creator Chuck Comiski; The Forever War; '50s director Ed Bernds on Queen of Outer Space; Star Wars: Return of the Jedi effects - part II. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #38
    Fantastic Films (1978) 38

    Subtitled The Magazine of Imaginative Media, Fantastic Films #38 includes: From Testament to the Day After (article on Armageddon films), The Keep article, Douglas Adams interview, Dune: The Film, Brainstorm Effects: Concepts to Reality, Fire and Ice article, and Ed Bernds interview. Cover price $2.95.

  • Issue #41
    Fantastic Films (1978) 41

    Subtitled The Magazine of Imaginative Media, Fantastic Films #41 includes: Harrison Ford is Indiana Jones; Star Trek III - interview & photos; Conan II; Sigourney Weaver pin-up. Plus: Interviews with Star Trek's James Doohan, Gremlins director Joe Dante, The Last Starfighter's special computer effects designer Ron Cobb, Ghostbusters designer John Bruno. Cover price $2.95.