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SHADOWLAND MAGAZINE

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(28 March 2013)

Subject: Horror, Sci-Fi, Fantasy,

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Horror, Sci-Fi, Fantasy, Magazine from United States

- First issue in 2011
- 7 issues are listed in the moviemags.com database. (full listing).
- Website: www.shadowlandmagazine.com

Showing: 7 issues

Issues by year: 2011 2012 2013

Issue #7
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March/April/May 2013Dystopian Cinema: How Fear, Tension & Uncertainty Created a Sub-Genre
The apocalypse is here! An in-depth analysis of the best dystopian films from each decade.
Retrospective of the Apes
A look back at the legacy of the original five Planet of the Apes films.
Bates Motel '87
Shadowland revisits the Bates Motel television movie from 1987. Does it still hold up today? Either way, it's a good place to go Psycho!
Thank God for Mil Mascaras!
It's Lucha Libre madness as Mil Mascaras takes on Aztec Mummies and the Academy of Doom.
Lou Ferrigno: The Incredible Actor
An incredible overview of Ferrigno's acting prowess on The Incredible Hulk TV show.
Candarian Demonoloy 101: The Dual Nature of the Evil Dead
Get your Necronomicon ready, the Deadites are coming. We examine the relationship between horror and comedy in the Evil Dead series.
Cell: The Perfect Monster
The predominantly fantasy-oriented Dragon Ball Z takes a step into the realm of horror. The monstrous villain, Cell, is given his due.
Ed Gein: The Face of Terror
What chilling legacy did real-life ghoul, Ed Gein have on macabre fiction? Find out here!
Judge Dredd vs. Dredd 3D
We pit Stallone's Judge Dredd against 2012's Dredd 3D. Which one is the law? Shadowland has the verdict.
Mom, Hellraiser and Foster Brothers
A retrospective on how horror, sci-fi and fantasy influenced a fan's life.
Remembering Topps' Fright Flicks Trading Cards
Shadowland recalls Topps' terror-ific trading cards in all of their gory glory.
Beyond Fantastique!
Reviews on movies, books, video games, anime and more!

Issue #6
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October/November/December 2012Remembering Mad Monster Party, an in-depth look at the unreleased Hellraiser: Virtual Hell video game,
a retrospective of Hanna-Barbera's Godzilla cartoon with episode guide,
the top 10 Christmas horror films,
collecting Trendmasters toys,
re-evaluating Alan Moore's Watchmen,
tracing the legacy of the zombie genre,
interviews with Ghoultown,
horror author Jeff Strand,
and Hallowindow creator Mark Gervais.

Issue #5
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July/August/September 2012Looking back at the Ghostbusters franchise, a history of horror video games, an interview with James Rolfe: The Angry Video Game Nerd, horror board games, a day at the Hudson Horror Show, retrospective on '80s ninja star Sho Kosugi, examining the legacy of Dr. Moreau and mad science in the Philippines, analyzing the TV terrors of Dan Curtis, an interview with author Ronald Malfi, remembering the television appearances of Spider-Man, and the Three Stooges meet The Mummy! Not to mention a plentiful offering of movie, book, and video game reviews!

Issue #4
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April/May/June 2012A retrospective on the 25th anniversary of the 1987 live-action Masters of the Universe film, an analysis of Mattel's MOTU Classics toy line, an interview with Donald F. Glut on his work on the original MOTU mini-comics, examining the Universal Monsters merchandise of the 1990s, the Hunger Games vs. Battle Royale, remembering Brian Lumley's Necroscope series, an in-depth review of Colossus: The Forbin Project, the return of the Grim Ghost, a tribute to Jonathan Frid, horror movies on TV, a look back at the Avengers' first comic appearances, along with more movie/book/video game reviews than you can shake a bloody stake at!
100 pages of horror, sci-fi and fantasy greatness!

Issue #3
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January/February/March 2012Secret Origins of Batman: The real, true story of who the Bat-Man is, and how he came to be. Think Bob Kane created Batman? Think again!
Foreshadowing the Batman: Who was the real inspiration for Batman? The Shadow knows!
Remembering Batman Returns: A thorough analysis of Tim Burton's second Batman outing: the hype, the marketing, and the outcome.
In Defense of the Neon Knight - How Schumacher Succeeded: Sure to be our most controversial article yet! A gripping argument for why Joel Schumacher's bat-films are worthy entries in the Caped Crusader's cinematic career!
Interview with Steve Englehart: Thirteen questions with 'The Man Who Wrote the Definitive Bat!'
Bats Out of Hell: Which killer bat films should you see and which should be avoided? Find out here!
Gyaos - Bat Kaiju: Enemy to giant turtles everywhere! A primer on Japan's premiere bat-kaiju.
All Shall Listen When The Bat Whispers: Roland West's masterpiece, The Bat Whispers, analyzed! The history and enduring legacy of this memorable old dark house film.
Beyond Fantastique! Reviews of Dracula: Sovereign of the Damned, Boy Wonder, The Bat People, and Batman: Arkham City.

Issue #2
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October/November/December 2011Contents include:
A retrospective on The Guyver, an interview with Nathan Long - the screenwriter of Guyver II: Dark Hero, a look back at William Castle's Ghost Story/Circle of Fear TV show, a critical review of The Amityville Horror franchise, an in-depth article on the Blind Dead films, Bob Mitchum meets Bigfoot, a glimpse at the darker comics of the late '80s & early '90s that 'pushed boundaries', and a horrific helping of movie/book reviews and News Bites.

Issue #1
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July/August/September 2011

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