Headlining this issue is part two of the extensive interview with artist William Stout, who discusses his long and distinguished career in comics and film design. In addition, interviews with Dee Wallace-Stone on filming Cujo, artist Michael W. Kaluta, Seamon Glass on This is Not a Test, Malcolm McDowell on his early films, Oscar winner Ernest Borgnine on his long career, sleaze director Russ Meyer's last interview, and many more.

Comics and film artist William Stout talks about his career, Malcolm McDowell recalls A Clockwork Orange and IF, Russ Meyer's last interview; an in-depth look at the making of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea; the making of King Kong then and now; MAD editor Nick Meglin on 50 years of MADness; Kitty Bruce talks about her father Lenny; Gumby turns 50, and more from the worlds of B-movies, comics, music, and retro pop-culture.

Artist Michael W. Kaluta talks about his long and illustrious career in comics, actors Ernest Borgnine discusses Devil's Rain and the original Poseidon Adventure, Jack Klugman tells us about his visits to the original Twilight Zone, and the late Dennis Weaver - in his final interview - remembers Spielberg's Duel and Orson Welles's Touch of Evil. Plus, an in-depth look at the making of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, the collaborations of George Pal and Chesley Bonestell, Futureworld, Dee Wallace Stone on Cujo, and much, much more!

the making of Disney's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, Forbidden Planet's 50th anniversary, Tod Browning's Dracula, Robert Bloch writing for Thriller and Night Gallery, D.C. Fontana on writing for Star Trek, Dee Wallace Stone from Cujo, Lorne Peterson on making models for Star Wars and Pirates of the Carribean, and more!

This issue features interviews with Jack Klugman on The Twilight Zone; the members of Firesign Theater; A.C. Lyles on 78 years in movies and his current work on Deadwood; Lee Chase on his famous stepfather Edgar Rice Burroughs; the beginning of a series on the Krofft's Land Of The Lost; the original Lost In Space robot Bob May; plus many more features and surprises!

Author William F. Nolan takes readers into his past in 'Growing Up With Batman.' Interviews this issue include Jack Klugman in 'The Wilight Zone'; Steven-Charles Jaffe on his cult classic Motel Hell and his new film with master cartoonist Gahan Wilson; the creators of the original Land Of The Lost, and more surprise features!

Classic SF cover artist and filmmaker Emsh is profiled; Steven-Charles Jaffe talks about re-making his cult classic Motel Hell; character actor Nehemiah Persoff remembers Hitchcock and the Twilight Zone; Mike Trim discusses working with Gerry Anderson; director Gerald Mayer reminisces about '50s and '60s TV; actor Frank Griffin tells about Alligator People; and many more features and surprises!

I WAS A TEENAGE WEREWOLF<br>
PAUL BLAISDELL, <br>
the various FLY films, <br>
the films of the Nassour Brothers, <br>
effects by Mike Trim (U.F.O. ,etc),<br>
E.R . Burroughs, <br>
Guy Williams,<br>
Ricci Martin(Dean's son),<br>
Elizabeth Montgomery's Lizzie Borden tv film,<br>
Barry Morse, <br>
Sir Graves Ghastly, <br>
book and video reviews -in 130 pages.

Lots of interviews: Caroline Munro, William Shatner ,Kevin Connor ,Michael Callan,William Smith,William F Logan on Logan's Run, Gerald Meyer,Frank Griffin, plus articles on Barry Morse & THE FUGITIVE, an interesting article on an odd little film THE MILPITAS MONSTER, an article on film location Vasquez Rocks, war comics, artist Mike Trim as well as some reviews.

An interview with David Carradine.<br>
The mystery of King Kong's missing spider pit sequence.<br
Continuing the Look at Jack Kirby's life.<br
The Making and remaking of Madmen of Mandoras (aka They Saved Hitler's Brain).<br
George Carlin tribute.<br
And much, much more.

Del Reisman The Twilight Zone.<br>
Anne Francis is Honey West.<br>
Tommy Smothers on Anti-War Humor in the 60's.<br>
Joe Kubert art from Tarzan to Sgt. Rock.

William Lundigan - Spaceman's Daughter.<br>
Dennis Hopper - The early years.<br>
Ed ' Big Daddy' Roth Kustom Kulture.<br>
Jack Leewood - The Alligator People.<br>
Lucky Brown - Plan 9.<br>
Joe Kubert - Master Comic Book Artist.<br>
Joel Grey.<br>
Francic Lederer - Dracula.<br>
Monster Model Kits.<br>
Famous Voices - Popeye to Baby Huey.<br>
King Kong's Spider Pit Lost Footage part 3.<br>
3-D - B Movie Magic

Features interviews with AIP cult favorite Dick Miller; TV's first Lois Lane, Phyllis Coates; master fantasy illustrator Greg Hildebrandt; Part 2 of Vincent DiFate's 'History of 3-D Movies;' MAD Magazine's 50th Anniversary; the lost Creature from the Black Lagoon adaptation; Robert Wise's A Game of Death; Barbara Peyton in Murder is My Beat; W.D. Richter on Buckaroo Bonzai; Maurice Duke meets The Atomic Kid; and more!

* Master fantasy artist, Greg Hildebrandt, Part-2 interview <br>
* Arch Hall, Jr. <br>
* Teenagers from outer space <br>
* 3-D, rediscovering the 3rd dimension <br>
* Maury Dexter, B-movie mix-master <br>
* Phyllis Coates, her life in film and as Lois Lane in TV's "Superman" <br>
* Richard Kiel

Exclusive interviews with superhero comics artist Greg Hildebrandt, and Sarah Karloff on her father, Boris, and his legacy.<br>

Plus: Interviews with Richard Gordon on his 'Forgotten Films,' W.D. Richter on Buckaroo Banzai, and British '60s kidvid star Johnny Ginger, as well as articles covering the legendary 'Live Halloween Shows of Bob Burns,' Frankenstein's Daughter, the Japanese sci-fi classic The Mysterians, behind-the-scenes on Jaws 3-D, and inside Rock'n'Roll High School and director Allan Arkush.

Larry Fultz interviews Gary Clarke - the Teenage Werewolf from HOW TO MAKE A MONSTER! Jane Randolph (A and C MEET FRANKENSTEIN, CAT PEOPLE) interviewed by Paul Parla, TARANTULA, Bob Burns and the CREATURE FROM THE BLACK LAGOON, CAPTAIN AMERICA serial, Lovecraft and more!

<span style="font-weight: bold;">Mil Mascaras</span> interview - The Man of 1,000 masks<span style="font-weight: bold;"><br>The Last of the Circle:
<!-- all content is copyright 2011 collector-magazines.com stores/ebay.com/lilykay9 -->H. P. Lovecraft</span> - conversation with <span style="font-weight: bold;">Harry K. Brobst</span> about <span style="font-weight: bold;">HPL<br>Actress Candy Clark - </span>from "<span style="font-weight: bold;">American Graffiti</span>" to "<span style="font-weight: bold;">The Man Who Fell To Earth</span>"<br><span style="font-weight: bold;">Gerald Schnitzer</span> - Monogram Pictures Screenwriter and more<span style="font-weight: bold;"><br>Ann Carter
<!-- all content is copyright 2011 collector-magazines.com stores/ebay.com/lilykay9 --> </span>- Child Actress from "<span style="font-weight: bold;">The Curse of the Cat Prople"<br>A Brief History of D.C. Action Figures<br></span>Armchair Fiction - a double dose of pulp fiction with <span style="font-weight: bold;">Greg Luce<br>Bob Burns Halloween Shows</span>: part 5<br>and much more.

Remembering Ray Bradbury: Someone Wonderful This Way Came!<br> Bela Lugosi's Live Spook Shows of the 1950s!<br>Frances Dade: Lugosi's Co-Star in Dracula!<br> Ray Bradbury on Edgar Rice Burroughs<br>
and Much More!!!

The Launch of Spaceship 1! Also in this issue, exclusive interviews with: MAD Magazine and '50s and '60s Men's Magazine cover artist, Mort Kunstler; MAD humorist Frank Jacobs; 1960s TV actress Lindsay Bloom (Part 2); and Eaton SF & Fantasy Collection curator, Melissa Conway. Plus: The films of Cameron Mitchell, from Flight to Mars to The Tool Box Murders; The Robot Report (A Comprehensive History of Robots in the Cinema); a look at Richard Dix in the Whistler films, and much, much more!>Filmfax #137 include an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the lost 1937 German space adventure film, The Launch of Spaceship 1! Also in this issue, exclusive interviews with: MAD Magazine and '50s and '60s Men's Magazine cover artist, Mort Kunstler; MAD humorist Frank Jacobs; 1960s TV actress Lindsay Bloom (Part 2); and Eaton SF & Fantasy Collection curator, Melissa Conway. Plus: The films of Cameron Mitchell, from Flight to Mars to The Tool Box Murders; The Robot Report (A Comprehensive History of Robots in the Cinema); a look at Richard Dix in the Whistler films, and much, much more!