Cinefex Magazine August 1992 No. 51 Batman Returns


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Cinefex Magazine – August 1992 – Issue No. 51 – Batman Returns – Good, No Label

This collectible issue of Cinefex (No. 51, August 1992) offers a comprehensive look at the inventive visual effects behind Tim Burton’s Batman Returns and other early-1990s projects. The magazine is in good condition, with some signs of handling but no major flaws. The copy shown in the photos is the exact item you will receive. Please examine the images carefully for condition purposes. All of our items are shipped in a protective plastic covering, and combined shipping is available upon request.

Contents

  • Effects Scene: Technology and Magic – p.5
    An exploration of the intersection between emerging technology and traditional techniques in modern visual effects.

  • Profile: Katherine Kean – p.12
    A feature on the creative career and contributions of Katherine Kean to the industry.

  • Quick Cuts: Dating the Babe – p.17
    A roundup of fast insights from current film projects.

  • A Knight at the Zoo – p.22
    Mark Cotta Vaz details the massive production behind Batman Returns. Under director Tim Burton’s dark, theatrical vision, visual effects supervisor Michael Fink led eight facilities — including Boss Film Studios, Matte World, Stetson Visual Services, Stan Winston Studio, and others — to craft Gotham City miniatures, animatronic penguins, and early computer-generated bats.

  • Commercial Spot: Dodge Blocks – p.75
    Behind the scenes of a high-energy commercial featuring elaborate set pieces.

  • Video Beat: Short Intruders – p.79
    A look at inventive short-form video effects.

  • Laser Revolution: The Eighth Wonder – p.83
    A retrospective on the role of laser technology in modern cinematic illusions.

Cover: The Penguin prepares to face Batman in Batman Returns (photo by Jack Pedota).


A must-have for collectors and fans of superhero cinema, this issue of Cinefex showcases the artistry and technical collaboration that brought Tim Burton’s Gotham to vivid, fantastical life.

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