In this issue

The fantasy genre takes the spotlight featuring exclusive interviews with the creative forces behind GAME OF THRONES, WARCRAFT, THE HUNTSMAN: WINTER’S WAR, and a look back at CLASH OF THE TITANS on its 35th anniversary. Plus the summer of superheroes kicks off with CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR and a breakdown of Marvel’s Phase 3 alongside a look at the monsters of Marvel Comics. Plus, a PENNY DREADFUL Season 3 preview, Joe Dante and Dee Wallace remember THE HOWLING, and much more!

NEW INTERVIEWS AND EXCLUSIVES IN FM #285 INCLUDE:

-GAME OF THRONES cocreator D.B. Weiss exclusively takes us behind the scenes of HBO’s Emmy-winning juggernaut and shares his love of Famous Monsters. Plus, Isaac Hempstead Wright discusses the exciting return of his character Bran Stark after a season’s absence.
-WARCRAFT director Duncan Jones and actor Robert Kazinsky on bringing the world’s most popular video game to life for the masses.
-THE HUNTSMAN: WINTER’S WAR director Cedric Nicolas-Troyan on taking the director’s chair and multiplying the female factor in the SNOW WHITE AND THE HUNTSMAN sequel.
-CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR directors Anthony and Joe Russo give us a super preview of what to expect when Cap clashes with Iron Man as well as of the next AVENGERS movies.
-PENNY DREADFUL coexec producer Chris King previews the third season of Showtime’s horror hit.
-CLASH OF THE TITANS star Harry Hamlin details the struggles and triumphs of making the last great Ray Harryhausen movie on its 35th anniversary.
-THE HOWLING director Joe Dante and star Dee Wallace give FM exclusive insight on the classic horror film’s 35th anniversary.
-PHANTASM star Reggie Bannister remembers his Tall Man co-star and friend, Angus Scrimm.
-CRY HAVOC writer Simon Spurrier explores the mythology behind his war-torn werewolves comic.
-AND MUCH MORE!

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Famous Monsters of Filmland Magazine Description:

Pop Culture. Sci-Fi. Fantasy. Horror. Famous Monsters magazine covers it all, living up to its classic title while staying current - and ahead of the curve. The hugely influential and internationally distributed magazine was the first-ever genre fanzine of its kind, created by Forrest J Ackerman in 1958. Now with a fresher look and more exclusive interviews with artists, actors, and filmmakers than ever before, every fun issue of FM includes savvy picks of new and relevant movies, books, music, video games, comics, and toys -- and always maintains a nostalgic foothold in our classic Monster Kid roots.