FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #283 (2016) | STAR WARS | MARK HAMILL | FLASH GORDON | SPACE: 1999
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FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND #283 | JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2016
THE WORLD'S FIRST MONSTER FAN MAGAZINE!
MAGAZINE INFORMATION
Title: Famous Monsters of Filmland
Issue: #283
Date: January/February 2016
Publisher: Movieland Classics, LLC
Executive Editor: David Weiner
Editor: Holly Interlandi
Honorary Editor-in-Chief: Forrest J Ackerman
MAGAZINE STAFF
Honorary Editor-in-Chief: Forrest J Ackerman
Publisher: Philip Kim (Kong)
Publisher / Art Director: Dominie Lee
Executive Editor: David Weiner
Editor: Holly Interlandi
Lead Graphic Designer: Jenn Pham
Scar-toonist: Eric Keyes
Media & Promotions: Caroline Stephenson
Assistant Media & Promotions: Cameron Hatheway
Assistant Design: Jorge Marrero
Intern: Luis Rivera
Editor Emeritus: Ed Blair
COVER ARTISTS
Diamond Retail Cover: Terry Wolfinger
Star Wars Newsstand Cover: Rob Prior
The Force Awakens Cover: Terry Wolfinger
FEATURED CONTENTS
PAGE 14 – PREVIEW: THE X-FILES
Creator Chris Carter talks the return of Mulder and Scully for FM.
STAR WARS
PAGE 16 – FORCE FRENZY
How did THE FORCE AWAKENS defy the odds to get made?
PAGE 21 – STANDALONES/SEQUELS
What we know about ROGUE ONE, HAN SOLO, and VIII and IX.
PAGE 22 – MARK HAMILL: MONSTER KID
Luke Skywalker himself shares FORCE AWAKENS set secrets and reminisces about his Monster Kid childhood in our exclusive interview.
PAGE 25 – VINTAGE FM: STAR WARS QUIZ
Test your know-how from a 1977 viewpoint.
PAGE 26 – THE STAR WARS UNIVERSE
Our Cliff's Notes for intimidated newcomers to the saga.
PAGE 28 – DIVERGENT PATHS OF THE JEDI
A look at the STAR WARS that might have been.
PAGE 30 – STAR WARS HOLIDAY SPECIAL
Inside the infamous TV show Lucas wishes would disappear.
PAGE 34 – KRAMPUS
Director Michael Dougherty claws at Christmas and introduces the anti-Santa.
PAGE 37 – DAVID KOECHNER Q&A
The funny man/KRAMPUS star shares his holiday monster tales.
PAGE 38 – GREG NICOTERO
We turn the spotlight on the man minding THE WALKING DEAD.
RETROSPECT
PAGE 42 – FLASH GORDON
Hindsight is 20/20 for Sam J. Jones on the 35th anniversary of the cult favorite.
PAGE 46 – ALEX ROSS & JASON LENZI: SAVIORS OF FLASH
The celebrated comic book artist and the toy creator are the ultimate fans and fuel the FLASH flames.
PAGE 49 – VINTAGE FM: MAX VON SYDOW
An interview with Ming the Merciless himself from Jan. '81.
PAGE 50 – MARTIN LANDAU SPACE: 1999 EXCLUSIVE
The Oscar winner gets candid on the challenges and triumphs of making the Gerry Anderson show on its 40th anniversary.
PAGE 54 – THE SHINING EXCLUSIVE
Lisa and Louise Burns, aka The Grady Sisters, share tales from the set of the scary Stanley Kubrick classic.
PAGE 58 – ULTRAMANGA Q&A
Manga men Eiichi Shimizu & Tomohiro Shimoguchi detail the rebirth of Japan's greatest hero.
COMICS
PAGE 60 – LOST IN SPACE PREVIEW
The fourth season lives in the new American Gothic Press comic series.
PAGE 62 – BROKEN MOON
Get your first look at the thrilling conclusion from American Gothic Press.
REGULAR DEPARTMENTS
PAGE 4 – FAMOUS MONSTER KID
Greg Nicotero shares his excitement for FM.
PAGE 5 – FANG MAIL
FM fans speak to The World's First Monster Fan magazine.
PAGE 6 – FM STAFF PICKS
What we love in Movies, TV, Books, Comics, Vinyl and Video games.
PAGE 12 – FORRY'S ACK-Ives
Time Travel with some fun photos from Uncle Forry's massive collection.
MONSTER MAGAZINE HISTORY
FAMOUS MONSTERS OF FILMLAND debuted in 1958 under editor Forrest J Ackerman and publisher James Warren, inspiring generations of Monster Kids with classic horror, science fiction, special effects, and Hollywood history.
Issue #283 continues that tradition, bringing together STAR WARS, FLASH GORDON, SPACE: 1999, THE SHINING, and the enduring spirit of the Monster Kids!
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Until next time, keep those monster magazines close, keep watching the skies, and remember...
THE MONSTERS NEVER DIE — THEY LIVE FOREVER IN OUR MEMORIES!
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