Description
This is the December 1985 issue of STARLOG Magazine, The Science Fiction Universe, featuring Warwick Davis as Wicket the Ewok from Star Wars on the cover. This back issue is a valuable historical record for science fiction enthusiasts and collectors of pop culture periodicals.
The cover prominently features headlines such as "THE JETSONS are back!", "New TV Movie: George Lucas' Ewoks return in STAR WARS live-action", "GEORGE TAKEI Sulu wants more from STAR TREK IV", "PATRICK MACNEE The AVENGERS success", "TWILIGHT ZONE'S HARLAN ELLISON: 'Kill me a science-fiction writer, I'll tear out your liver!'", "RODDY MCDOWALL Stars in FRIGHT NIGHT", "RIDLEY SCOTT Beyond Grimm's fairy tales with LEGEND", "KEVIN PETER HALL TV's tallest 'MISFIT'", and "FRED WARD REMO's two-fisted stunts". Other visible topics include "DOCTOR WHO", "DOC SAVAGE", "DREAMCHILD Alice's kinky adventures in Wonderland", and "David Gerrold". The magazine offers a snapshot of science fiction news, interviews, and features from the era.
This listing includes 1x STARLOG Magazine. It is a newsstand copy, offering a deep dive into classic science fiction films and television. This periodical is perfect for collectors interested in vintage magazines, sci-fi ephemera, and the history of popular culture and advertising art.
The cover prominently features headlines such as "THE JETSONS are back!", "New TV Movie: George Lucas' Ewoks return in STAR WARS live-action", "GEORGE TAKEI Sulu wants more from STAR TREK IV", "PATRICK MACNEE The AVENGERS success", "TWILIGHT ZONE'S HARLAN ELLISON: 'Kill me a science-fiction writer, I'll tear out your liver!'", "RODDY MCDOWALL Stars in FRIGHT NIGHT", "RIDLEY SCOTT Beyond Grimm's fairy tales with LEGEND", "KEVIN PETER HALL TV's tallest 'MISFIT'", and "FRED WARD REMO's two-fisted stunts". Other visible topics include "DOCTOR WHO", "DOC SAVAGE", "DREAMCHILD Alice's kinky adventures in Wonderland", and "David Gerrold". The magazine offers a snapshot of science fiction news, interviews, and features from the era.
This listing includes 1x STARLOG Magazine. It is a newsstand copy, offering a deep dive into classic science fiction films and television. This periodical is perfect for collectors interested in vintage magazines, sci-fi ephemera, and the history of popular culture and advertising art.