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The designer takes the cover: Issue #158 fronts an H.R. Giger painting of his own Alien and backs it with an exclusive Giger interview — the creature’s anatomy explained by the man who dreamed it. “Horrors from the Third Dimension” rewinds 3-D terror, “The Men Behind the Monsters” salutes makeup masters Verne Langdon and John Chambers, and The Golem keeps a foot in the silent era.
An H.R. Giger painting of the Alien — the Swiss surrealist's biomechanoid nightmare, in a cover that carries the rare authority of the creature's original designer.
A Giger-painted cover with a Giger interview inside makes Issue #158 the key Alien issue of the run — designer, creature, and magazine in rare alignment. One the sci-fi-horror crowd singles out.
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FM #158 — October 1979
An H.R. Giger painting of the Alien — the Swiss surrealist's biomechanoid nightmare, in a cover that carries the rare authority of the creature's original designer. On the screen this issue: Alien, Star Wars, The Golem, and The House That Dripped Blood. Spotlighting Verne Langdon and John Chambers.
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