Cinefantastique Magazine Spring 1977 The War of the Worlds Near Mint NM


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Cinefantastique Magazine – Spring 1977 – The War of the Worlds – Near Mint (NM)

This is an original Cinefantastique Magazine from Spring 1977, featuring a detailed retrospective on George Pal’s The War of the Worlds. The magazine is in near mint condition, with no major flaws and only the faintest signs of handling. The pictured copy is the exact item you will receive. Please review photos for reference. We offer combined shipping, and every magazine is shipped in a clear protective sleeve for secure storage and long-term preservation.


Contents

Features

  • The War of the Worlds: A Retrospect – Steve Rubin examines the production history of George Pal’s celebrated adaptation of H.G. Wells’ novel, highlighting its artistry and lasting cultural impact. (p.4)

  • The $25,000,000 Understanding – Frederick S. Clarke interviews special-effects artist Jim Danforth about his resignation from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, offering candid reflections on the Oscar controversy surrounding the 1976 King Kong remake. (p.24)

Reviews

  • King Kong – Bill Kelley (p.20)

  • Network – S.W. Schumack (p.18)

  • Wizards – Kyle B. Counts (p.19)

News & Notes

  • Books – S.W. Schumack reviews George Lucas’ Star Wars (p.30)

  • Cartoon – Richard Allison humorously envisions Dino De Laurentiis promoting Son of Kong (p.33)

  • Coming – A preview of forthcoming genre films (p.25)

  • Film Ratings – Staff evaluations of current releases (p.23)

  • Letters – Reader commentary (p.32)

  • Sense of Wonder – Editorial by Frederick S. Clarke (p.26)

  • Short Notices – Concise reviews of genre films and TV (p.22)

Covers

  • Front Cover: The War of the Worlds artwork by Vincent Di Fate

  • Back Cover: Scenes from Sinbad and the Eye of the Tiger


A standout issue for collectors of science fiction and classic film history, this edition offers a richly researched look at The War of the Worlds and other notable mid-1970s genre highlights.

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