Cinefex Magazine February 1992 No. 49 featuring a grotesque creature from Naked Lunch on the front cover, showcasing the magazine's focus on visual effects and makeup artistry.
Inside page of Cinefex Magazine February 1992 No. 49 listing articles including Return to Neverland and Borrowed Flesh, highlighting visual effects and filmmaking insights.
Back cover of Cinefex Magazine February 1992 No. 49 illustrating the starships from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, emphasizing the magazine's exploration of cinematic visuals.
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Cinefex Magazine February 1992 No. 49 featuring a grotesque creature from Naked Lunch on the front cover, showcasing the magazine's focus on visual effects and makeup artistry.Inside page of Cinefex Magazine February 1992 No. 49 listing articles including Return to Neverland and Borrowed Flesh, highlighting visual effects and filmmaking insights.Back cover of Cinefex Magazine February 1992 No. 49 illustrating the starships from Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, emphasizing the magazine's exploration of cinematic visuals.

Cinefex Magazine February 1992 No. 49 Naked Lunch, Star Trek VI Near Mint NM

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Cinefex Magazine – February 1992 – No. 49 – Naked Lunch / Star Trek VI – Near Mint (NM)

Cinefex Issue No. 49 (February 1992) explores the imaginative visual effects and makeup artistry behind three notable films: Steven Spielberg’s Hook, David Cronenberg’s Naked Lunch, and Nicholas Meyer’s Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country. With in-depth commentary from leading industry professionals, this issue is an excellent reference for collectors and fans of practical and optical effects.

Condition

The magazine is in near mint condition, with no major flaws and only the faintest signs of handling. The copy shown is the exact one you will receive. Please review all photos carefully to verify condition before purchase.

Contents

  • Return to Neverland (p.4) – Spielberg’s lavish production of Hook is detailed by Mark Cotta Vaz, highlighting physical effects by Michael Lantieri and visual effects from Industrial Light & Magic.

  • Borrowed Flesh (p.24) – Jody Duncan examines how Chris Walas Inc. designed and animated the surreal mugwumps, talking insect-typewriters, and other bizarre creations for Cronenberg’s Naked Lunch.

  • Letting Slip the Dogs of War (p.40) – Kevin H. Martin reports on ILM’s visual effects and Michael J. Mills’ makeup designs that brought Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country to life, marking the final voyage of the original Enterprise crew.

Front Cover: A mugwump converses with Bill Lee in Naked Lunch.
Back Cover: The Enterprise and Excelsior sail into the sunset in Star Trek VI.

Additional Details

  • Every magazine is shipped in a clear protective sleeve.

  • Combined shipping is available upon request.

A must-have for collectors, visual-effects historians, or enthusiasts of Hook, Naked Lunch, and Star Trek VI who want to explore the artistry behind these early-1990s classics.

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