Cinefantastique Magazine – September 1982 (Vol. 13, No. 1) – Stephen King, George Romero & Tom Savini: Creepshow – VG, No Label
This September 1982 issue of Cinefantastique (Volume 13, Number 1) spotlights the collaboration between Stephen King, George A. Romero, and Tom Savini on Creepshow, their chilling tribute to the horror comics of the 1950s. The feature examines how the trio combined bestselling stories, bold direction, and masterful makeup effects to create an iconic horror anthology. Also included are articles on Kurt Vonnegut’s Slapstick, cutting-edge “Introvision” visual effects, and a closer look at the team behind E.T.. The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear. Please see the detailed photos—the item shown is the exact copy you will receive. All magazines ship in a protective plastic sleeve, and combined shipping is available upon request.
A prime collectible for fans of Stephen King, George Romero, Tom Savini, and early 1980s genre cinema.
Table of Contents
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17 – Masters of the Macabre: Creepshow
Stephen King, George Romero, and Tom Savini unite to craft a wicked homage to classic E.C. Comics horror. / Article by Paul R. Gagne -
4 – Slapstick
Steven Paul adapts Kurt Vonnegut’s darkly comic novel with big stars and ambitious special effects. / Article by David J. Hogan -
37 – Introvision
An inside look at the innovative “mirror magic” visual effects technique capable of placing actors in extraordinary environments. / Article by Stephen Rebello -
52 – E.T. and Me
Michael Kaplan profiles the unsung artists who helped Carlo Rambaldi bring Spielberg’s gentle alien to life.
Reviews
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Blade Runner – Jordan R. Fox – p.44
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Firefox – Paul M. Sammon – p.45
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Megaforce – Mike Mayo – p.45
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Poltergeist – Kyle Counts – p.47
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Tron – David J. Hogan – p.48
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The Thing – Tim Lucas – p.49
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Star Trek II – Paul M. Sammon – p.50
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E.T. – David J. Hogan – p.51
Condition Notes:
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Very good condition with minor edge wear (see photos).
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The pictured item is the exact copy you will receive.
Shipping & Handling:
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Combined shipping available upon request.
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Each magazine is carefully packaged in a protective plastic covering.
A well-preserved issue celebrating Creepshow and its legendary creators, alongside features on innovative effects and landmark films of 1982—a must-have for horror and sci-fi collectors.