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Issue #152 splits its heart between tomorrow and ten years ago: Christopher Reeve’s Superman takes the cover and a preview — Valerie Perrine interviewed — while “Boris Karloff Lives” marks a decade since the great man’s passing with tribute and filmography. “Around the World with 80 Monsters” surveys international horror, “If I Were Wolf” opens a werewolf series, and farewells honor Hammer effects ace Les Bowie and Queen of Blood’s Florence Marly.
A color photo of Christopher Reeve as SUPERMAN — the role that proved a man could fly, and that Hollywood could make audiences genuinely believe in a superhero.
The Karloff tenth-anniversary tribute — with filmography — gives Issue #152 reference value Karloff devotees seek out, and first-wave Superman coverage brings the crossover crowd. A two-audience issue.
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FM #152 — April 1979
A color photo of Christopher Reeve as SUPERMAN — the role that proved a man could fly, and that Hollywood could make audiences genuinely believe in a superhero. Inside: Superman (1978), Evil of Dracula, and Journey Into Fear, and Christopher Reeve, Valerie Perrine, Boris Karloff, and John Carradine.
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