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The new-and-improved Famous Monsters is back with a STAR WARS Spectacular!

Mark Hamill’s exclusive Monster Kid memories and insightful THE FORCE AWAKENS interview toplines the brand-new issue, which boasts new interviews with Martin Landau & Sam J. Jones to make December’s Sci-Fi themed entry our most exciting yet…

NEW INTERVIEWS AND EXCLUSIVES IN FM #283 INCLUDE:

• Classic STAR WARS trilogy icon Mark Hamill shares THE FORCE AWAKENS insights and a few secrets while sharing his passion for the influential magazine that helped shape his career: Famous Monsters!

• Oscar winner Martin Landau gets candid on the challenges and triumphs of making Gerry Anderson’s SPACE: 1999 on the show’s 40th anniversary in our exclusive interview.

• FLASH GORDON star Sam J. Jones details the making of the 1980 cult fave and his career trajectory/rebirth thanks to the magic of Seth MacFarlane’s TED.

• THE X-FILES creator Chris Carter previews Mulder & Scully’s January TV return for FM.

• KRAMPUS writer/director Michael Dougherty and the film’s funnyman, David Koechner, tell us all about the anti-Santa and the creative process behind the film.

• THE WALKING DEAD’s Greg Nicotero previews what’s next for the AMC juggernaut.

• THE SHINING twins Lisa & Louise Burns share tales from the set of the Stanley Kubrick horror classic.

• Legendary comic book artist Alex Ross geeks out on FLASH GORDON.

AND MUCH MORE!

Print available on newsstands December 8 and online now at CaptainCo.com.

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.