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Issue #108 belongs to the Eighth Wonder: “The Kong of Kongs” unrolls a forty-three-page making-of on King Kong — one of the most ambitious pieces the magazine ever ran — under a Basil Gogos Kong cover. John Landis drops by for an interview alongside the Battle for the Planet of the Apes synopsis, and Missile to the Moon supplies the vintage rocket fuel.
Basil Gogos takes on King Kong — the supreme monster getting the FM cover treatment from the artist who made the magazine's covers legendary.
A cornerstone for Kong collectors: the forty-three-page “Kong of Kongs” still ranks among the most ambitious single articles the magazine ever ran, and a Gogos Kong cover seals it. Issue #108 is the one Kong-minded readers pull first.
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FM #108 — July 1974
Basil Gogos takes on King Kong — the supreme monster getting the FM cover treatment from the artist who made the magazine's covers legendary. Inside: KING KONG, BATTLE FOR THE PLANET OF THE APES, and MISSILE TO THE MOON, and John Landis.
What's your memory of FM #108? Got a copy? Got a favorite bit? Let's hear it. ⬇️
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